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Hungary Backs Away From Crypto Criminalization In Regulatory U-Turn
Hungary Backs Away From Crypto Criminalization In Regulatory U-Turn
Authored by Micah Zimmerman via BitcoinMagazine.com,
Hungary is dismantling the restrictive digital asset framework introduced under former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a policy overhaul that will decriminalize crypto trading and eliminate the prison sentences that had driven major platforms from the country, government spokesperson Anita Kobol said Thursday, according to Bloomberg.
The rollback marks a full reversal of legislation that took effect July 1, 2025, after parliament passed rules criminalizing the use of unlicensed exchanges and certain unauthorized high-value crypto transactions.
Those transactions — ranging between 50 million...
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Taxpayers Foot Staggering £629 Million Bill For Foreign Nationals In UK Prisons
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Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news,
UK taxpayers are forking out £629 million a year to house 10,487 foreign national offenders in British prisons — a bill that could pay for 16,500 police officers or 15,000 NHS nurses.
While Labour claims it’s deporting record numbers, an ex-prison governor has torn into the “staggering” cost and the “incredibly slow process” that leaves dangerous foreign criminals draining public resources instead of being sent home.
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"The Kevin Warsh Era Has Arrived With A Bang": Wall Street Reacts To Warsh's First FOMC
"The Kevin Warsh Era Has Arrived With A Bang": Wall Street Reacts To Warsh's First FOMC
Below is a snapshot of several kneejerk reactions from some Wall street economists, strategists and traders:
Anna Wong, head economist at Bloomberg:
“The Kevin Warsh era has arrived with a bang – in the form of a dramatically shortened FOMC policy statement and a dot plot that didn’t contain any dot from the chairman himself. That marks a break from the eras of former chairs Jerome Powell, Janet Yellen, and Ben Bernanke. But the rest of the committee...
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