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China Tightens Crypto Ban After Detecting Renewed Trading Activity
The People's Bank of China convened 13 government agencies on November 28, 2025, to coordinate enforcement against resurgent virtual asset speculation. Officials identified stablecoins as tools for money laundering and illegal cross-border fund transfers, reiterating that cryptocurrencies hold no legal tender status in China. Hong Kong-listed crypto-exposed firms fell sharply following the announcement, with Yunfeng Financial Group dropping over 10%.
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Crypto Markets Record Sharpest Monthly Decline Since February: Trading Volume Falls to $1.59T, Bitcoin ETFs Post $3.48B Net Outflows
Cryptocurrency markets posted their steepest monthly decline since February, with centralized exchange trading volumes falling to $1.59 trillion. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $3.48 billion in net outflows during November. Bitcoin dropped below $86,000 on December 1, triggering over $564 million in long position liquidations amid Bank of Japan rate hike speculation.
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Nasdaq Accelerates SEC Filing for Blockchain-Based Stock Token Trading
Nasdaq has elevated its tokenized stock proposal to a priority initiative, with digital assets chief Matt Savarese confirming the exchange will pursue SEC approval with urgency. The filing, submitted in September 2025, seeks permission to enable on-chain trading of blockchain-based share representations within existing market rules. Investor rights including voting privileges and dividend entitlements would remain intact under the framework.
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Kazakhstan Central Bank Plans $50M–$300M Crypto Allocation from Foreign Reserves
The National Bank of Kazakhstan will invest between $50 million and $300 million in digital assets from its foreign exchange reserves. Chairman Timur Suleimenov confirmed the allocation range during a November 28 briefing, according to RBC. The institution will adopt a cautious approach as Bitcoin dropped 17% from $110,000 in early November to $81,000, erasing $500 billion from aggregate crypto market capitalization.
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