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UK to defer Capital Gains Tax on qualifying crypto lending and liquidity pools from 2027

The UK government plans to defer Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on qualifying crypto asset lending and liquidity pool transactions from April 6, 2027. Under the new HMRC framework, these transactions will be treated on a "no gain, no loss" basis. This means tax will typically be deferred until the assets are economically disposed of, rather than being triggered when cryptoassets are lent or deposited. The measure aims to align tax treatment with economic substance and reduce administrative burdens. It covers single crypto asset lending/borrowing and Automated Market Making (AMM) arrangements. The policy follows years of industry consultation and is expected to affect around 700,000 individuals.

ambcrypto10h ago

UK to defer Capital Gains Tax on qualifying crypto lending and liquidity pools from 2027

ambcrypto10h ago

Crypto lender BlockFills files for bankruptcy: ‘Most responsible path forward’

Crypto lending and trading firm BlockFills has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company stated that this action represents the "most responsible path forward" to address its financial challenges. The filing aims to allow BlockFills to restructure its operations and manage its debts while continuing to serve its clients. This development reflects the ongoing volatility and difficulties within the cryptocurrency lending sector.

ambcrypto03/16 08:20

Crypto lender BlockFills files for bankruptcy: ‘Most responsible path forward’

ambcrypto03/16 08:20

BlockFills Suspends Withdrawals: Is the First Domino About to Fall?

BlockFills, a major institutional crypto lending platform backed by traditional finance giants like CME Ventures and Susquehanna International Group (SIG), has temporarily suspended withdrawals, citing "temporary liquidity adjustments" to protect client and company interests. The move echoes language used by Celsius before its collapse in 2022, raising concerns about a potential repeat of past crypto lending failures. Founded in Chicago in 2018, BlockFills serves over 2,000 institutional clients—including miners, hedge funds, and payment processors—and processed over $61.1 billion in trading volume in 2025. Its sudden pause on withdrawals has triggered market anxiety, especially amid Bitcoin’s sharp decline from $120,000 to around $60,000, which has pressured mining operations reliant on financing. While BlockFills emphasizes its institutional risk management and strong backing, analysts note that prolonged suspension could signal systemic risk in the crypto credit sector. If resolved quickly, it may demonstrate resilience of institutional infrastructure; if not, it could become the first major domino to fall in a new wave of crypto financial stress.

比推02/12 00:08

BlockFills Suspends Withdrawals: Is the First Domino About to Fall?

比推02/12 00:08

K33 Taps Bitcoin Holdings to Launch Crypto-Backed Lending

K33, a digital asset brokerage listed on Nasdaq First North, has launched a crypto-backed lending service for Nordic investors. The new product allows clients to borrow USDC using Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as collateral, enabling them to access liquidity without selling their long-term holdings. According to CEO Torbjørn Bull Jenssen, this aligns with the firm’s Bitcoin treasury strategy and offers a regulated lending solution in a region where adoption has been limited by regulatory and infrastructure challenges. The move aims to expand K33’s product offerings, increase client engagement, and generate revenue. In contrast, decentralized finance platforms like World Liberty Financial are also expanding crypto lending services, reflecting growing demand for alternative financing models.

TheNewsCrypto01/19 15:18

K33 Taps Bitcoin Holdings to Launch Crypto-Backed Lending

TheNewsCrypto01/19 15:18

World Liberty expands into lending as WLFI faces selling pressure – Details

World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a project linked to the Trump family, has expanded into crypto lending with the launch of its new platform, World Liberty Markets. Despite this strategic move and the growth of the crypto-collateralized lending sector, WLFI’s market performance remains under pressure. The token is consolidating around $0.16–$0.17, facing significant selling pressure and bearish momentum. Key indicators, including a positive netflow of $2.8 million and declining momentum readings, suggest continued downward risk. If selling persists, WLFI could fall to $0.15, though a successful product adoption could push it toward $0.20.

ambcrypto01/13 10:02

World Liberty expands into lending as WLFI faces selling pressure – Details

ambcrypto01/13 10:02

Pantera Capital: 12 Predictions for the Crypto Market in 2026

Pantera Capital's Jay Yu presents 12 predictions for the 2026 crypto market. Key forecasts include the rise of capital-efficient consumer credit using AI and on/off-chain models, and prediction markets diverging into financial and cultural directions. AI will become a mainstream interface for crypto interactions, while tokenized gold gains traction as a leading RWA. A "quantum panic" may spark discussions around Bitcoin’s vulnerability, though no immediate threat exists. Privacy solutions will see unified developer experiences, and digital asset treasuries (DATs) will consolidate. The line between tokens and equity may blur, with more high-quality firms staying private longer. Hyperliquid is expected to dominate perpetual DEXs, and Prop AMMs will go multichain. Stablecoins will be increasingly adopted by fintech firms for international payments.

marsbit12/25 02:31

Pantera Capital: 12 Predictions for the Crypto Market in 2026