Japan plans to move crypto regulation from payments law to securities rules, tightening disclosures for IEOs and cracking down on unregistered platforms. Japan’s financial regulators are preparing to move crypto asset oversight out of the country’s payments regime and into a framework designed for investment and securities markets. The Financial Services Agency (FSA) on Wednesday released a comprehensive report from the Financial System Council’s Working Group on the regulatory status of cryptocurrencies across multiple sectors. The document outlines a plan to shift the legal basis for crypto regulation from the Payment Services Act (PSA) to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA), which is the primary law regulating securities markets, issuance, trading and disclosures. Read more
Romania's trade balance posted a deficit of EUR27.4 billion in January-October 2025, higher by 1% (+EUR275.7 million) than the level recorded in the same interval of 2024, data from the country's statistical office INS showed on Wednesday (December 10).
В Кривом Роге полиция охраны задержала женщину, которая пыталась украсть слабоалкогольный напиток из магазина.Об этом сообщил Криворожский городской Подробнее
Superstate’s Direct Issuance Programs let SEC-registered companies raise capital on Ethereum and Solana, taking stablecoin payments and issuing tokenized shares instantly. Financial technology firm Superstate has rolled out a new way for US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)-registered public companies to raise capital directly onchain. Through its Direct Issuance Programs (DIPs), any issuer registered with the SEC can now offer new shares on Ethereum and Solana, with investors paying in stablecoins and receiving tokenized shares instantly at real‑time market prices, according to a Wednesday announcement from Superstate shared with Cointelegraph. Jim Hiltner, co-founder and head of business development at Superstate, told Cointelegraph, “The regulatory ability to directly issue registered shares isn’t new. What is new is that issuers can now conduct these offerings onchain, which changes what’s possible operationally and economically.” Read more
The direct contribution of the IT&C industry to GDP formation stood at 6.67% in 2024, down from 68% in 2023 and 7.11% in 2022, amid the decline of the communications industry, reveals a survey by the Romanian Employers Association in the Software Industry (ANIS).