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first_img The French Senate passed the bill on automatic exchange of cryptocurrency tax data

According to Cointelegraph, the French Senate has passed a bill authorizing the tax authorities to automatically exchange cryptocurrency transaction data with tax authorities in other countries. The bill completed its first reading on Tuesday and has been submitted to the National Assembly as Bill No. 3421 for review. The bill covers a cryptocurrency tax information exchange agreement and updates to the existing financial account information agreement, with the entire legislative process still needing to be completed.The cryptocurrency information exchange agreement is based on the Cryptocurrency Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) established by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, setting common standards for participating jurisdictions to collect and automatically exchange cryptocurrency transaction information. France has introduced a cryptocurrency reporting obligation through the 2025 Finance Law, implementing the cryptocurrency reporting amendment in the EU Administrative Cooperation Directive DAC8, which requires cryptocurrency service providers to report customer identities and transaction data to tax authorities, who will then share this information with the tax authorities in the EU countries where the users are located.French lawmakers are also discussing adjustments to cryptocurrency taxation in the 2027 budget. The National Assembly passed an amendment on October 16, proposing to tax gains converted to partially pegged fiat stablecoins starting January 1, 2027; this measure has not yet become law, with a related vote scheduled for November 3.Faustine Fleuret, Global Head of Public Affairs at the lending protocol Morpho, stated that tax reporting under DAC8 involves sharing personal information such as names, addresses, tax numbers, and transaction volumes, raising data security concerns; the European Commission plans to establish a central repository for cryptocurrency reporting by the end of 2026. She also mentioned that in France, where cryptocurrency holders have been subject to personal attacks, the leakage of trader lists is primarily a security issue. CertiK data shows that out of 52 verified personal attack incidents globally in the first half of 2026, France accounted for 33.

Competition among exchanges extends to everyday payments, Gate launches a brand new one-stop financial portal Gate Money

According to an official report from Cointelegraph, the competition among cryptocurrency exchanges is undergoing transformation, with the industry's focus gradually shifting from trading data to users' broader daily financial needs. During TOKEN2049, Gate officially launched a one-stop financial service application, Gate Money, to lead this new competitive landscape.Dr. Han, the founder and CEO of Gate, pointed out that Gate Money aims to break down the barriers between traditional investments and daily consumption. It integrates users' named bank accounts, fiat currencies, cryptocurrency assets, and traditional financial holdings such as stocks and gold into the same account system, combined with the Gate Card that supports Apple Pay and Google Pay, as well as a Visa co-branded card, granting assets instant consumption capabilities. It also integrates various fiat currency deposits and withdrawals, on-chain transfers, instant exchanges, and up to 3.6% annualized wealth management, achieving a one-stop experience for asset management, appreciation, and payments.While expanding its business, Gate always places compliance and transparency at its core. Currently, the platform has obtained compliance qualifications in Malta, Dubai, Australia, and the United States; the platform's total reserves amount to $8.688 billion, with a comprehensive reserve ratio of 118.49%. The launch of Gate Money marks Gate's acceleration towards upgrading into a comprehensive financial ecosystem that encompasses daily payments and comprehensive asset management.

first_img Full statement from the Federal Reserve: Interest rates unchanged, two members support rate hike

In the early hours of Thursday, the Federal Reserve decided to maintain the federal funds rate target range at 3.75% to 4.00% with 10 votes in favor and 2 votes against. Lisa D. Cook and Beth M. Hammack cast the dissenting votes, both advocating for a 25 basis point increase at this meeting.The Federal Open Market Committee approved the following statement with 10 votes in favor and 2 votes against:The Committee decided to maintain the federal funds rate target range at 3.75% to 4.00% to support the Federal Reserve's dual mandate. The Committee continues to implement a policy of maintaining ample reserves in the banking system.Economic activity is expanding at a strong pace. Despite factors such as geopolitical tensions keeping uncertainty high, domestic spending remains resilient. Productivity growth is strong, and capital investment is robust. Employment growth is in line with the growth of the labor force, and the unemployment rate has not changed significantly.Inflation remains elevated. Gathering more information will help the Committee determine the appropriate policy stance to ensure inflation returns to the Committee's 2% target in a timely manner. The Committee will achieve price stability.The members voting against this monetary policy action were Lisa D. Cook and Beth M. Hammack, both advocating for a 25 basis point increase in the federal funds rate target range at this meeting.
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