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- 22:55ZCash privacy pool share rises to 23%, network usage surgesAccording to Jinse Finance, data shows that ZCash's shielded pool now accounts for 23% of the total supply, a significant increase from 18% in October, indicating a continued rise in the adoption rate of the network's privacy features.
- 22:29SoFi re-enters the crypto market, offering trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and moreJinse Finance reported that the listed financial services company SoFi has launched SoFi Crypto, allowing users to trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and other crypto assets, while also using the company's other banking services. This launch marks the company's first return to the crypto sector since 2023, after it previously terminated its crypto services following "careful consideration."
- 22:14Brazilian Central Bank issues crypto regulatory rules, sets maximum capital threshold at $7 millionJinse Finance reported that the Central Bank of Brazil has officially announced a regulatory framework for the crypto industry, requiring all Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) to obtain a license from the central bank and to hold capital of at least 10.8 million to 37.2 million reais (approximately 2 million to 7 million US dollars), depending on the type of business. The new regulations bring crypto activities under the supervision of foreign exchange and capital markets, require companies to regularly report cross-border transaction data, and set restrictions on activities involving stablecoins, self-custody wallets, and crypto-to-fiat transactions.