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Ghana's Parliament Approves Bill to Legalize Cryptocurrencies Ghana's parliament has approved a bill to legalize cryptocurrencies, a move aimed at addressing the country's central bank's concerns about the growing use and lack of regulation of this alternative asset in the West African nation. The passage of the Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill will facilitate the issuance of licenses to cryptocurrency platforms and the regulation of related activities, Bank of Ghana Governor Johnson Asiamah said in the capital Accra over the weekend

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Hyperliquid ecosystem Kinetiq completes its HIP-3 decentralized exchange registration According to MLM monitoring, about two hours ago, Kinetiq (Markets by Kinetiq), a decentralized derivatives platform based on the Hyperliquid ecosystem, completed its HIP-3 decentralized exchange registration, becoming the 5th HIP-3 DEX deployed to the mainnet. Currently, the markets that have been launched include: US500 (S&P 500 index, up to 10× leverage), BABA (Alibaba, up to 10× leverage), and EUR/USD (up to 50× leverage). [Wu Blockchain] $HYPE

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Indonesian Financial Services Authority Releases Latest White List of Digital Assets and Crypto Trading Platforms The Indonesian Financial Services Authority (OJK) has released the latest whitelist of digital asset and crypto trading platforms, confirming that 29 licensed or registered platforms are legitimate operating entities, and requiring the public to only trade on platforms within the list. Those not listed are considered unlicensed and unregulated. The OJK also emphasized that it will crack down on illegal crypto activities in accordance with the law, and use "legal + rational (2L principle)" as an investment guide. The list includes Upbit, the largest exchange in South Korea.

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Financial Times: Tether executives sold company assets to self-controlled firms According to a report by the British Financial Times, Northern Data, a German AI data center operator partly owned by Tether, sold its Bitcoin mining business, Peak Mining, for up to $200 million in November. Regulatory filings show that the buyers are Highland Group Mining, Appalachian Energy, and other companies, whose directors are Tether co-founder Devasini and CEO Ardoino, highlighting potential conflicts of interest. The sale occurred a few days before Rumble, a social media platform nearly 50% owned by Tether, announced its acquisition of Northern Data for $767.00 m The three parties have complex financial ties: Northern Data has a 610.00 million euro Tether loan, and Tether has also signed a $100.00 million advertising agreement and a $150.00 million GPU service procurement plan with Rumble. In September of this year, Northern Data was searched by European prosecutors for suspected VAT fraud of over 100.00 million euros

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