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Indonesia Delays Crypto-Stock Exchange Launch Again, This Time Until June: Report
The government, which is in the process of changing regulators for crypto, had initially planned to roll out the trading platform by end-2021.

Bankrupt Crypto Lending Platform Celsius Names Users Eligible to Withdraw Assets
Users named on the list can withdraw 94% of their assets if they can cover the withdrawal fees.

Kazakhstan Looks to Tighten Rules for Crypto Exchanges After FTX Collapse
The Astana Financial Services Authority is seeking market feedback on new rules targeting operational resilience and separation of customer assets.

Hong Kong to Require Stablecoin Licensing as Early as This Year
Algorithmic stablecoins like terraUSD will not be accepted under the planned regulatory regime, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority said.

Philippines Securities Regulator Seeks Comment on Draft Crypto Rules
Draft laws published this month seek to bring crypto assets under the purview of the country's Securities and Exchange Commission.

FTX Creditor List Features Netflix, Binance, Wall Street Journal
Lawyers for the bankrupt crypto exchange published an extensive list of creditors that includes media companies, airlines, universities and charities.

Elizabeth Warren Praises SEC Chief Gensler, Slams Crypto Lobby
The Massachusetts senator pointed to the regulator's enforcement actions against crypto firms and promoters.

Indonesia Regulatory Switch Could See Crypto Classed as Securities, Not Commodities
A new law in Indonesia not only changes the crypto regulatory environment, it could also broaden the industry’s development in the country.

Crypto Lender Celsius Wins Court Approval for Customer Withdrawals, Flare Token Airdrop
The U.S. bankruptcy court authorized eligible XRP holders to receive the Flare tokens due under a prior agreement.

In Wake of FTX, New York Reminds Crypto Firms to Segregate Customer Funds
The crypto exchange's bankruptcy proceedings revealed poor segregation of customer funds, so the New York regulator is reminding service providers to keep clean records.
