HashKey Daily News Highlights（2025/11/11）
2025-11-10
1. Hong Kong launches its third batch of multi-currency digital green bonds, using HSBC's distributed ledger platform
PANews reported on November 10th that, "According to Bloomberg, the Hong Kong government is marketing a new batch of "digitally native" green bonds, covering USD, HKD, EUR, and offshore RMB (CNH). These bonds will be recorded and cleared through the HSBC distributed ledger platform."
2. Exodus acquires Grateful, focusing on stablecoin payments in Latin America
PANews reported on November 10th that, "Exodus Movement, Inc. (NYSE American: EXOD), a NYSE-listed self-custodial cryptocurrency platform, announced the acquisition of Uruguayan payment orchestrator Grateful. The company plans to integrate Grateful's stablecoin payment technology into its self-custodial wallets and merchant services. Grateful provides merchants and individuals with stablecoin payment collection and management, supporting wallet-to-wallet payments, QR code payments, e-commerce settlements, off-exchange exchanges, and merchant dashboards. Its features include lower fees, instant fund availability, and interest-bearing balances. Exodus stated that the integration will cover multiple blockchains including Polygon, Optimism, Base, Arbitrum, and Solana."
3. The IRS has issued new guidelines allowing crypto ETPs to stake digital assets
PANews reported on November 11th that, "According to The Block, the IRS has released new guidance establishing a safe harbor for staking digital assets in exchange-traded products (ETPs). Cryptocurrency proponents say this changes the way traditional finance is taxed. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the guidance provides a clear path for staking digital assets in ETPs, sharing rewards with retail investors, increasing investor returns, driving innovation, and helping the U.S. maintain its leading position in the digital asset and blockchain fields."
4. Bank of England proposes new regulations for stablecoins
Jinshi Data reported on November 10 that, "The Bank of England released a long-awaited consultation paper on Monday outlining new regulatory proposals for stablecoins. The Bank of England suggested that systemic stablecoin issuers would be allowed to invest up to 60% of the assets backing the digital currency in short-term government debt. It also proposed setting a cap of £20,000 on individual stablecoin holdings and £10 million for corporate holdings."
5. The Japan Financial Services Agency is considering introducing new regulations that would require cryptocurrency custody services to be registered
BlockBeats News reported on November 10th, "According to The Block, the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA) is considering establishing a new system that would require digital asset custodians and transaction management service providers to report to and register with the regulatory agency before providing services to cryptocurrency exchanges.
The FSA plans to mandate that custodial and service providers must register with the regulatory authority, and exchanges can only use systems provided by these registered custodians. This is aimed at addressing security vulnerabilities to prevent risks such as asset theft or system failures."
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