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Polish Sejm Passes Revised Crypto Bill to Bring Market into MiCA Framework

Polish lawmakers on Friday approved a government-backed bill to bring the country’s cryptocurrency market under the European Union’s MiCA framework for crypto asset regulation, following two previous vetoes of earlier versions of the bill by President Karol Nawrocki. According to official parliamentary records, the vote took place during the 57th session of the Sejm in Warsaw on Friday, with 241 lawmakers voting in favor and 200 against the legislation. The approved Bill No. 2529, backed by the Ministry of Finance, grants the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) the power to oversee market participants, impose administrative penalties, and temporarily freeze accounts and transactions.

Europe’s SIX Group Partners with Chainlink to Bring Swiss and Spanish Stock Market Data On-Chain

According to The Block, SIX Group, a leading European stock exchange operator, announced that its Swiss exchange, SIX Swiss Exchange, and Spain’s BME Exchange will bring stock market data on-chain via Chainlink nodes. This collaboration enables smart contracts to directly read market data from both exchanges, facilitating the development of blockchain use cases such as tokenized stock indices, structured products, decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, and prediction markets. The combined market capitalization of the two SIX Group exchanges totals €2 trillion, making this initiative a trusted data source for the global financial ecosystem. Previously, prominent financial institutions—including Deutsche Börse, FTSE Russell, and S&P Global—as well as cryptocurrency companies such as Coinbase, have also launched similar partnerships with Chainlink. Since its launch last year, Chainlink’s DataLink service has been integrated into thousands of decentralized applications and across dozens of blockchains.

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Japan Plans to Bring Crypto Assets Under the Same Regulatory Framework as Stocks, Possibly Effective Next Year

Japan’s parliament is advancing a bill to bring crypto assets under the same regulatory framework as stocks. The bill passed the lower house on Thursday and proposes classifying crypto assets as financial instruments, subjecting them to lower tax rates and stricter trading rules—and paving the way for new products such as crypto asset ETFs. The bill still requires approval by the upper house and is expected to take effect next year.

Polish Sejm Passes Revised Crypto Bill to Bring Market into MiCA Framework

Polish lawmakers on Friday approved a government-backed bill to bring the country’s cryptocurrency market under the European Union’s MiCA framework for crypto asset regulation, following two previous vetoes of earlier versions of the bill by President Karol Nawrocki. According to official parliamentary records, the vote took place during the 57th session of the Sejm in Warsaw on Friday, with 241 lawmakers voting in favor and 200 against the legislation. The approved Bill No. 2529, backed by the Ministry of Finance, grants the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) the power to oversee market participants, impose administrative penalties, and temporarily freeze accounts and transactions.

Huma Finance Partners with Chainlink to Bring Institutional-Grade Yield Products to Multi-Chain Ecosystem

According to an official announcement, Huma Finance has partnered with Chainlink to bring institutional-grade yield products to multi-chain ecosystems, advancing PayFi yield composability across major DeFi venues. PST—and all future yield products—will be extended to other ecosystems using CCIP. Leveraging diversified, uncorrelated global payment flows, PST consistently delivers yields above 8% while meeting institutional standards.

Polymarket Plans to Bring Main Exchange to the U.S., Pending CFTC Approval

Polymarket plans to bring its main exchange to the U.S., pending CFTC approval.

0G Foundation Partners with Alibaba Cloud to Bring Qwen LLMs On-Chain

According to an official announcement, the 0G Foundation has partnered with Alibaba Cloud to bring Qwen LLMs on-chain, enabling AI Agents to directly access top-tier large language models on-chain for the first time. This collaboration will shift AI infrastructure from centralized, API-based systems toward programmable, tokenized access—specifically designed for autonomous agents. Through this partnership, 0G enables developers to embed Qwen access rights directly into their infrastructure via a token-based mechanism, eliminating the need for traditional account management and enabling on-demand, programmable access to AI compute. Currently, developers can build agent-driven workflows leveraging Qwen for natural language understanding, automated decision-making, and multi-step reasoning—augmented by 0G’s verifiable computing and data layer to further enhance trust and auditability.

Europe’s SIX Group Partners with Chainlink to Bring Swiss and Spanish Stock Market Data On-Chain

According to The Block, SIX Group, a leading European stock exchange operator, announced that its Swiss exchange, SIX Swiss Exchange, and Spain’s BME Exchange will bring stock market data on-chain via Chainlink nodes. This collaboration enables smart contracts to directly read market data from both exchanges, facilitating the development of blockchain use cases such as tokenized stock indices, structured products, decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, and prediction markets. The combined market capitalization of the two SIX Group exchanges totals €2 trillion, making this initiative a trusted data source for the global financial ecosystem. Previously, prominent financial institutions—including Deutsche Börse, FTSE Russell, and S&P Global—as well as cryptocurrency companies such as Coinbase, have also launched similar partnerships with Chainlink. Since its launch last year, Chainlink’s DataLink service has been integrated into thousands of decentralized applications and across dozens of blockchains.