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New Chainalysis CEO expects greater clarity on stablecoins in 2025

The company’s former chief strategy officer, Jonathan Levin, assumed the role of CEO and offered his thoughts to Cointelegraph on the future of the industry.

Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis announced the appointment of a new CEO after the departure of Michael Gronager in October.

In a Dec. 5 notice, Chainalysis said its chief strategy officer and co-founder Jonathan Levin had assumed the position of CEO, effective Dec. 3. The company also announced it had appointed former Proofpoint chief financial officer Paul Auvil to serve as an independent director on its board. 

Speaking to Cointelegraph, Levin said, under his leadership, the company intended to continue expanding internationally to “protect crypto users across the world” and monitor private sector solutions for custodying digital assets. He added that he didn’t expect to see policymakers change their approach to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and national security concerns.

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Coinbase axes plans to expand into Turkey

The reversal comes just three months after the US-based crypto exchange submitted its pre-application to the Turkish government.

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has withdrawn its pre-application for entry into the Turkish crypto market, according to documents released by the Turkish Capital Markets Board (CMB).

Coinbase had previously joined several prominent enterprises seeking entry into Turkey’s cryptocurrency market with more than 90 companies submitting applications in the past year. 

Documentation indicating Coinbase’s withdrawal and request for liquidation. Source: Ahmet Karaca

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Partior Series B funding reaches $80M on Deutsche Bank investment

Deutsche Bank joins fellow investors Peak XV Partners, JP Morgan, Jump Trading Group, Standard Chartered, Temasek and Valor Capital Group.

German banking conglomerate Deutsche Bank joined the second Series B funding round held by blockchain firm Partior, bringing its total funding raised across the series to $80 million.

Founded in 2021, Partior began Series B fundraising in June 2024 after closing a successful Series A round at $31 million in 2022. To date, the firm boasts more than $111 million raised across both series. 

Its A series was reportedly led by Standard Chartered Bank, with the participation of founding shareholders JPMorgan Chase, DBS Bank and Temasek. The Series B round was led by Peak XV Partners. 

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Cantor Fitzgerald, led by Trump’s Commerce secretary nominee, struck deal to acquire 5% stake in Tether

The acquisition could strengthen Tether's market position, potentially impacting global stablecoin dynamics and U.S. economic policy influence.

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Publicly Listed Miner Bitfufu Ramps Up: Secures a Fleet of 80,000 Miners From Bitmain

Coinbase eyes more meme coin listings under Trump administration, says Coinbase executive

Coinbase's strategy to list more meme coins could reshape the crypto market landscape, potentially increasing investor interest and market volatility.

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Publicly Listed Miner Bitfufu Ramps Up: Secures a Fleet of 80,000 Miners From Bitmain