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Polymarket just acquired DeFi startup Brahma🚀 The deal is all about beefing up their tech stack. Brahma's team is joining Polymarket full-time to level up the product suite and underlying infrastructure. Deal terms? Undisclosed, classic crypto style. Quick…

🌧️ Polymarket just rolled out fees on pretty much all crypto-related markets They've also added fees to NCAAB (college basketball) and Serie A (Italian football) events. The fee only hits market orders (takers). A portion of it gets redistributed as rebates…

🌧️ Polymarket just rolled out fees on pretty much all crypto-related markets They've also added fees to NCAAB (college basketball) and Serie A (Italian football) events. The fee only hits market orders (takers). A portion of it gets redistributed as rebates to people providing liquidity with limit orders (makers). The closer the price is to 50¢, the higher the fee — maxing out at around 1.56%. Grinding volume just got noticeably more expensive. Fingers crossed they actually use the collected fees to drop something decent to the grinders who provide liquidity. 🙏

🔥 Revolut Finally Secures Full UK Banking Licence Crypto-friendly fintech giant Revolut has obtained its long-awaited full banking licence in the United Kingdom. The company will gradually migrate UK customer accounts to the new entity — Revolut Bank UK Ltd — over the coming months. Key changes for UK customers: - Deposits will now be protected under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) up to £85,000 per person (the standard FSCS limit; note: your original text mentioned £120,000 — this appears to be outdated or possibly a typo, as the current FSCS protection remains £85,000). - The bank will operate under full supervision of the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). - Crypto trading, stocks, commodities, and other investment products will remain in separate Revolut entities and are not covered by the new banking licence or FSCS protection.

Poland just signed DAC8 into law — your crypto transactions are no longer private from the tax man. On March 9, 2026, the Polish President signed the bill implementing EU Directive DAC8 (🇪🇺), and it's already in effect (or literally hours away from full force). What this actually means for crypto users & platforms: - Crypto exchanges, swap services, wallet operators and basically any CASP (Crypto-Asset Service Provider) must now collect full KYC + transaction data on EU residents (including Poles) - They are required to report your buys, sells, swaps, transfers — everything — directly to tax authorities - First full reports covering 2026 activity will land in tax offices in 2027 - Tax authorities will automatically share this info with other countries → if you're tax resident in Germany/France/Italy/etc. but traded on Polish or any EU platform → your home country will receive the data too In plain English: The era of "I'll just not declare my crypto gains" is rapidly ending in the entire EU. Poland was one of the later movers but now it's official — big brother is watching the blockchain (through the exchanges). This is not a Polish-only thing. It's EU-wide. But Poland's fresh signature + president's sign-off right now is making headlines and creating FUD waves again. If you're holding/trading in Poland or from Poland — time to get your 2026 records spotless and probably talk to a crypto tax accountant sooner rather than later. What do you think — will this actually catch big fish or just annoy small retail holders? 🚨📊 #CryptoTax #DAC8 #PolandCrypto #CryptoRegulation #Web3

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🪙 X Money launches next month – early public access incoming! Elon Musk just confirmed in his recent post that 𝕏 Money early public access will roll out next month (April 2026). This is a major step in turning X into a true everything app — where you chat, scroll, shop and handle your money all in one place. What to expect at launch (based on latest reports & leaks): - Send & receive money instantly (P2P transfers) - Digital wallet for storing funds - Request payments from others - Earn yield on your balance (up to ~6% APY mentioned in discussions) - Real-time processing powered by partners like Visa Direct - Clean UI sections: balance, transaction history, rewards/bonuses - Possible custom metal debit cards tied to your @username Longer-term roadmap vibes: - Merchant payments - Direct deposits - Potential crypto support + maybe their own stablecoin down the line Right now it's finishing closed beta in the US → early public access starts next month

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