Sohrab Khawas

1 week ago | coinpedia.org | Zameer Attar |Sohrab Khawas

Thailand will exempt personal income tax on crypto profits from 2025 to 2029, aiming to become a leading digital asset hub. The policy applies to SEC-regulated platforms and aligns with global standards like the OECD's Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF). Thailand has approved a five-year personal income tax exemption on profits from digital assets.

1 week ago | coinpedia.org | Zameer Attar |Sohrab Khawas

As the Federal Reserve prepares for its crucial June FOMC meeting, crypto traders are bracing for potential volatility. With Bitcoin and altcoins highly sensitive to macroeconomic signals, all eyes are on the Fed’s next move — and especially Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks. The Federal Reserve will reveal its latest interest rate decision on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. ET (11:30 p.m. IST).

3 weeks ago | coinpedia.org | Vignesh S G |Sohrab Khawas

SKATE, a new altcoin powering a multi-VM blockchain infrastructure, is making headlines after Binance officially announced its listing. The token will debut on Binance Alpha and Binance Futures on June 9, 2025—and the price is already up by over 33% in pre-market trading. Let’s break down the details behind this hot crypto launch. On June 9 at 10:00 UTC, SKATE will go live on Binance Alpha, the platform’s launchpad for early-stage tokens with strong growth potential.

3 weeks ago | coinpedia.org | Vignesh S G |Sohrab Khawas

2025 has been a rollercoaster year for Ethereum. After plunging 45.3% in Q1, ETH rebounded with a 34.9% gain this quarter, including a staggering 41.1% surge in May—the highest monthly return of the year. But June has started on a quieter note. So far, ETH is down 2.61%, and market momentum appears weak. Still, a whopping $2 million call option bet is shaking up sentiment—hinting at a potential breakout by month’s end.

3 weeks ago | coinpedia.org | Debashree Patra |Sohrab Khawas

Singapore’s MAS has enforced a strict June 30 deadline for all unlicensed crypto firms operating from its territory. The new rules target even offshore-facing firms and freelancers working from Singapore, with no transition period allowed. Compliance requires licensing, customer re-onboarding, SGD 250K capital, and adherence to FATF and tech risk standards.