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  • 23:17
    The European Commission plans to issue approximately 90 billion euros in bonds in the first half of next year.
    Jinse Finance reported that on December 16, the European Commission announced plans to issue approximately 90 billion euros in bonds in the first half of 2026. The funds raised from these bonds will be used to support Ukraine and provide loans to member states. The related funds will be distributed through the "Next Generation EU" program, the "European Peace Facility," and other mechanisms. The European Commission stated that between 2024 and 2027, up to 33 billion euros in loans will be provided to Ukraine. Analysts believe that, amid internal disagreements within the EU over using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, this large-scale bond issuance plan aims to provide Ukraine with continuous and stable financial support. (CCTV)
  • 23:12
    The US FDIC proposes rules to establish a stablecoin application framework to advance the implementation of the GENIUS Act.
    ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is moving forward with implementing parts of the stablecoin bill that became law this summer.
  • 23:07
    US FTC orders Nomad operators to compensate users $186 million after 2022 crypto bridge hack
    Jinse Finance reported that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) stated on Tuesday that it has proposed a settlement to Nomad cryptocurrency bridge operator Illusory Systems Inc., related to the 2022 hacking incident that resulted in nearly all funds on the platform being stolen. According to the proposed settlement, Illusory will be prohibited from misrepresenting its security measures and will be required to implement a formal information security program, undergo independent security assessments every two years, and return any recovered funds not yet reimbursed to affected users. The agency stated that the breach resulted in the theft of approximately $186 million in digital assets, causing losses of over $100 million to consumers.
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