Here are the latest crypto regulation–related developments from today's headlines:
Tax / policy
- Ireland excludes crypto from new tax-advantaged investment accounts — a new policy decision that keeps digital assets out of the country's tax-favorable savings vehicles. (Cointelegraph)
- Trump pushes to "onshore" Hyperliquid — a push to bring the crypto derivatives platform under US jurisdiction, reportedly in the context of North Korean hackers moving tens of millions on it. (CoinDesk)
Market / institutional
- XRP ETFs extend their inflow streak to 9 days, pulling in ~$1.6B since launch — a sign of sustained institutional demand for the new spot products. (Decrypt)
- Strive adds $143M in Bitcoin as treasury firms pile back in. (Decrypt)
Adjacent
- Kalshi lifetime-banned George Santos over a bet on his own State of the Union attendance — a prediction-market enforcement/conduct story. (Decrypt)
- Sberbank reports $46B in crypto trading volume and plans Ethereum- and USDT-backed loans — a notable institutional adoption signal out of Russia. (Decrypt)
The broad theme today is institutional inflows (XRP ETFs, treasury firms) alongside a few discrete regulatory moves (Ireland's tax treatment, the Hyperliquid onshoring push).
Want me to dig into any of these — for instance, pull the current price and on-chain data on XRP or Bitcoin given the ETF/treasury inflow headlines? I can run a live check for you.