ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, a document previously disclosed by Bitcoin News on the X platform shows that the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority plans to abolish non-custodial Bitcoin wallets to strengthen the regulation of activities on crypto platforms. They emphasized the need to regulate "interface providers" and mobile application developers to comply with MiCA regulations. However, the Danish regulatory authority has not proposed a ban on self-custody cryptocurrency wallets.It is reported that the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (DFSA) denied false reports regarding the regulatory agency's plan to ban self-custody wallets (also known as non-custodial wallets). The agency will provide regulatory clarification following a decentralized regulatory assessment in the context of the crypto asset market (MiCA) regulations that will come into full effect on June 30.

ChainCatcher news, OKX CEO Star posted on social media that self-custody wallets, stablecoins, and RWA are the three tiers of crypto finance. Over the past few years, wallet experiences have significantly improved, stablecoins have become increasingly popular, and now an exciting change is happening. OKX will attempt to add compliance modules within self-custody wallets, believing that custodian accounts will fade into history.

ChainCatcher message, published by Gnosis' smart wallet infrastructure Safe, states that users can now use their Google accounts to access the Gnosis Chain-based Safe{Wallet}, enabling self-custody without the need to enter a recovery phrase, and without paying any network or gas fees to create an account on the Gnosis Chain. Users can also enjoy 5 free transactions per hour on the Gnosis Chain.

ChainCatcher news, Starknet's self-custody wallet Braavos has announced the launch of a new feature: Multi-Owner Account (MOA), which has been open-sourced.Braavos stated that MOA aims to leverage the power of account abstraction to facilitate collaborative on-chain transaction management, thereby unlocking advantages such as collaborative control, dynamic owner structures, enhanced security, autonomous gas payments, and seamless dApp integration for Starknet ecosystem teams.

ChainCatcher news, the European Banking Authority (EBA) stated in a draft guideline released on Wednesday that cryptocurrency companies should pay attention to customers using privacy tokens or self-custody wallets when monitoring potential money laundering activities. The EBA proposed amendments to its "money laundering and terrorist financing" risk factors guidelines to set out the steps that crypto asset service providers (CASPs) should take to effectively identify and mitigate these risks.In addition, the guidelines also express the desire for banks accepting cryptocurrency customers to check their regulatory licenses and ownership. The guidelines will be open for public consultation until August 31. (source link)

ChainCatcher message, Coinbase Assets announced that Coinbase has currently suspended trading of Gala V1 (GALA), but users can still access their tokens and withdraw them at any time. According to previous official news from Gala Games, on May 15, the existing Gala V1 will be deprecated and Gala V2 will be launched under a new contract address, but Coinbase will not support any airdrops for Gala V2. This means that holding GALA funds on Coinbase.com, Pro, Exchange, or Prime before, during, or after the planned snapshot will not qualify users for any potential airdrop of Gala V2. Coinbase recommends transferring Gala V1 to a self-custody wallet. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the EU is set to vote on March 28 on a new anti-money laundering plan that prohibits large cryptocurrency transfers from anonymous self-hosted wallets. Under the current proposal, traders will be banned from making or accepting anonymous cryptocurrency transfers over 1,000 euros, unless the customer's identity can be verified or the transaction involves a regulated cryptocurrency provider. Additionally, large cryptocurrency transfers between private individuals, such as friends, are still allowed. (CoinDesk)

ChainCatcher news, Bitcoin P2P market Paxful CEO and co-founder Ray Youssef shared his recent weekly letter sent to users on Twitter, notifying them to transfer their Bitcoin to self-custody wallets, and stating that users should not keep deposits on Paxful or any exchange, as Paxful only retains tokens that are in demand for trading.It is reported that Paxful is a peer-to-peer marketplace similar to eBay, where users can buy and sell cryptocurrencies using over 300 payment options. (source link)