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🚀 MARA Raises $1.925 Billion and Increases Bitcoin Holdings to 44,394 BTC

Bitcoin mining company MARA has revealed impressive financial and operational updates. According to data from ChainCatcher, the firm raised $1.925 billion in November and December 2024 through convertible notes. The funds were used to purchase 15,574 BTC at an average price of $98,529, amounting to approximately $1.53 billion. Additionally, MARA repurchased $263 million in principal of its existing convertible notes due in 2026 and plans to allocate the remaining proceeds to acquire more Bitcoin.MARA's performance metrics show a quarter-to-date (QTD) yield of 22.5% and a year-to-date (YTD) yield of 60.9%. As of December 18, 2024, the company holds 44,394 BTC, valued at $4.45 billion based on the current Bitcoin spot price of $100,151.These moves underline MARA's aggressive expansion and strategic focus on maximizing returns in the Bitcoin market.

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🚀 Singapore's Cryptocurrency Ownership Reaches 26% in 2024

According to PANews, a report from The Straits Times reveals that cryptocurrency ownership in Singapore rose to 26% in 2024, up from 24.4% the previous year. The primary users are Generation Z and Millennials, aged 16 to 44, with approximately 40% holding crypto assets. More than half of these users utilize cryptocurrencies for online shopping and bill payments. Nearly 67% of users expressed intentions to increase their use of crypto payments in the future.

Research by Triple-A highlights the main advantages of using cryptocurrency payments, including global acceptance, transaction speed, and cost benefits. However, users commonly express concerns about the complexity and security of using cryptocurrencies.

Meanwhile, there is a strong demand for recruitment in Singapore's Web3 sector, with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) having issued 29 digital payment token licenses.


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🚀 Russia's Constitutional Court Recognizes Cryptocurrencies Under Property Laws

Russia's Constitutional Court has determined that cryptocurrencies fall under property laws, offering legal safeguards for crypto holders. According to NS3.AI, this decision emerged from a civil lawsuit concerning a loan of USDT stablecoins, where lower courts had previously rejected claims due to ambiguous legislation. The ruling establishes ownership rights, reduces the requirement to report crypto to tax authorities, and sets a legal precedent in anticipation of forthcoming regulatory adjustments in Russia.

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🚀 Crypto Holdings Pose Challenges in Russian Divorce Settlements

In Russia, family lawyers are increasingly facing difficulties in dividing cryptocurrency holdings during divorce proceedings. According to NS3.AI, the country's divorce rate has climbed to nearly five per 1,000 people, and courts are recognizing crypto as intangible property and marital assets. However, proving ownership and determining value remain challenging due to the nature of private keys and transfers.

A lawmaker has introduced a bill aiming to address these issues by proposing that cryptocurrencies acquired during marriage be treated as joint property. Meanwhile, coins obtained before marriage or received as gifts would remain separate assets. This legislative effort seeks to provide clarity and fairness in the division of crypto assets amid rising divorce rates.


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🚀 Poland Integrates EU Directive on Digital Assets into National Law

Poland has officially incorporated the EU's DAC8 directive into its national legislation, following a recent signing by President Karol Nawrocki. According to ChainCatcher, this new law imposes a punitive tax rate of up to 75% on investors who fail to report cryptocurrency earnings as required.

The DAC8, or the eighth amendment to the EU Directive on Administrative Cooperation in Direct Taxation, specifically targets digital assets. It mandates that platforms such as exchanges, brokers, and wallet service providers collect user and transaction data and report it to tax authorities. Member states' tax departments will automatically share this information. The Polish National Revenue Administration (KAS) will use this data to monitor the holdings and transactions of domestic cryptocurrency investors.

Local media estimate that around 3 million people in Poland own cryptocurrencies, yet only about 1% currently pay taxes in compliance with the law. Under existing regulations, cryptocurrency trading income must be declared by April 30, 2026, using the PIT-38 form, and is subject to a uniform capital gains tax rate of 19%. Mining and staking rewards are tax-exempt upon receipt but become taxable when converted to fiat currency.


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