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Kentucky has joined the growing list of states enacting digital asset legislation, with the Governor signing a new bill protecting digital asset rights. This follows Utah's successful passage of similar legislation and initiatives in Maryland, marking a significant trend in state-level crypto regulation. - 18 states now actively working on digital asset legislation - Builds on February's momentum when Utah cleared its bill - Represents growing state-level recognition of digital assets The law aims to establish clear guidelines for digital asset ownership and trading within Kentucky's jurisdiction.

Several major regulatory developments emerged in the crypto space this week: - Hong Kong Monetary Authority introduced a digital bond subsidy program to boost financial innovation - Busan, South Korea extended its blockchain regulatory-free zone status until 2027 - South Korean legislators are discussing potential delays to crypto taxation - DBS Hong Kong rolled out cryptocurrency ETF trading services for wealth management clients - Russia passed legislation officially recognizing Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as property These developments signal continued institutional integration of digital assets across Asia and Eastern Europe.

Key developments in the crypto space this week: - Tether minted an additional $3B in USDT stablecoins, continuing its market expansion - Former President Trump is reportedly considering crypto lawyer Teresa Goody Guilln for SEC leadership - Hong Kong's Web3 ecosystem shows significant growth with Cyberport network reaching 270 blockchain firms - Galaxy Digital Research projects $47B in Bitcoin could move to Layer 2 solutions by 2030 - Speculation grows about potential US Bitcoin reserve policy under a future Trump presidency *This follows recent developments including a16z's positive outlook on crypto regulation under Trump and BlackRock's expansion of tokenized funds.*