Coincheck, a cryptocurrency exchange based in Japan and a subsidiary of Monex Group, is set to become the first Japanese crypto exchange to debut on the Nasdaq following the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) approval of its listing through a merger with Thunder Bridge Capital Partners. This landmark event, anticipated to commence on December 10, highlights a significant step towards global market integration for Japanese crypto exchanges and may motivate other Japanese entities to seek international listings, enhancing the cross-border appeal of crypto trading.

Revolut X is now available to professional traders and retail users in 30 European Economic Area (EEA) countries, offering access to over 200 cryptocurrencies through a Revolut account.

Crypto.com has acquired Australian brokerage Fintek Securities, enabling the exchange to significantly expand its financial services in Australia by offering products including securities and derivatives. This acquisition is part of Crypto.com's strategy to create a comprehensive financial services platform, following a similar acquisition in the United States. However, the company has faced regulatory scrutiny regarding its operations, emphasizing the challenges in expanding globally while ensuring compliance.

Coinbase has made a notable comeback by securing a spot in the top 10 of the US Apple App Store, ranking 9th in the "Free iPhone Apps" category and first in the financial category. This resurgence places Coinbase ahead of competitors such as Cash App and Robinhood, which are ranked 30th and 13th respectively.

Tether has recently minted $7 billion in USDT over six days, reflecting a surge in liquidity demand that may impact the cryptocurrency market. This increase has been historically linked to price movements of assets such as Bitcoin, suggesting traders are utilizing stablecoins for hedging or transactions. Additionally, Tether is exploring new business avenues, including commodity trading, despite ongoing regulatory scrutiny.