The post Crypto Regulations in Canada 2025 appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Canada was one of the first countries to enact crypto regulations, starting with anti-money laundering (AML) compliance in 2014. Since then, it has continued to refine its crypto regulations, balancing innovation with security with its robust crypto regulations framework. As of 2025, Canada has not released any new crypto-related laws, it is rather focusing on tightening the existing rules for virtual asset services providers (VASPs). Table of contents Timeline of crypto regulations in Canada What is the Canadian government saying about crypto? Crypto tax in Canada Crypto adoption rate in Canada Conclusion FAQs Timeline of crypto regulations in Canada 2025- 2026: Real Time Rail prepares for testing Canada’s real-time rail (RTR) is planning to modernize its national payment infrastructure with real-time, always-on, and data-rich payment capabilities. The approach led by Payments Canada will focus on testing in 2025, while in 2026, it is set for industry testing. Date Laws/ Regulations Details June 10, 2024 The June 10 Proposals Proposal to implement the increase in capital gains inclusion rate. Started on 25th June. May 17, 2024 Crypto Mining BC Utilities Commission- included prohibiting, restricting, or regulating services for cryptomining April 16, 2024 Proposal of The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development ( OECD ) It was proposed to implement automatic exchange of tax information in crypto. 18 January 2024 National Instrument 81-102 ‘investment funds’ Additional restrictions and conditions were imposed on crypto investments February 22, 2023 Additional conditions for crypto investments Enabled trading in value reference crypto assets (VRCAs) October 5, 2023 Staff Notice 21-333 Crypto asset trading platforms: terms and conditions for trading value-referenced crypto assets with clients July 6, 2023 Staff Notice 81-336 CSA published- Guidance on Crypto Asset Investment Funds that are Reporting Issuers June 22, 2023 Budget Implementation Act Commercial service in the ETA to include crypto mining June 1, 2021 Crypto travel rule FINTRAC guidance for electronic funds and virtual currency transfers. 2019 Consultation paper 21-402 Proposed framework for crypto asset trading platform 2014 Proceeds of Crime and Terrorist Financing Act (PCA) First country to create a new law addressing cryptocurrency What is the Canadian government saying about crypto? Consumer safety: The federal government of Canada has taken steps to regulate cryptocurrency in the country, strengthening consumer protection and mitigating risks related to crypto investments. AML/ CFT: The Financial Transaction and Report Analysis Centre of Canada ( FINTRAC ) is currently prioritizing stringent anti-money laundering compliance and combating terrorist financing. License and registration: Under the federal law, all virtual asset service providers (VASPs) in Canada are required to register with the Money Services Business (MSB) with FINTRAC to operate legally. If this rule is not complied with, the government imposes penalties on the entity. Crypto tax in Canada Capital gains tax: Selling or using crypto for purchases or trading it for another crypto is subject to CGT. CGT rate is the same as the Federal income tax rate and the provincial income tax rate. Only 50% of the capital gains are required to be paid. Income tax: Earnings from staking and mining or receiving crypto as payment trigger income tax, and are taxed at 100% of your capital gains are taxable as income. Tax-free events: Buying crypto (including NFTs) with Canadian dollars, transferring crypto between your own wallets, holding crypto, or receiving crypto as a gift are considered tax-free events. Tax season: The crypto tax season opened on February 24, 2025, and the reports of the transactions are required by April 30. The usual financial year runs from January 1 to December 31. Tax table for 2025 Tax rate Income in 2025 15% $57,375 or less 20.5% $57,375.01-$114,750 26% $114,751- $177,882 29% $177,883- $253,414 33% $253,415+ Crypto adoption rate in Canada Crypto Adoption in 2025: As of 2025, 30.4% of the Canadian population is using cryptocurrencies. The penetration rate is expected to increase to 31.38% by 2026, projecting 12.70 million users. Crypto Revenue: Currently, the crypto market revenue in Canada is US$1.3 billion, projecting the average revenue per user to be approximately US$104.1. It is expected to grow at a rate of 10.14% by 2026, and the estimated crypto revenue for 2026 is US$1.4 billion. Crypto holdings: The Canadian government does not hold crypto assets as its official reserves; it focuses on regulating and expanding the crypto market rather than investing. Conclusion Canada is a leader in the global crypto hub with its strategic regulations to stop criminal operations. It has provided all the necessary detailed guidelines to operate crypto and to mitigate risks. It has adopted supportive policies to regulate crypto, enhancing the technological landscape of the region. 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Yes, crypto is legal in Canada. The country has a robust regulatory framework, including AML compliance since 2014, and focuses on tightening existing rules for Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) in 2025. How are crypto capital gains taxed in Canada? In Canada, 50% of your crypto capital gains are taxable at your combined federal and provincial income tax rate. Selling, using for purchases, or trading crypto for another crypto triggers capital gains. What crypto activities are tax-free in Canada? Tax-free crypto events in Canada include buying crypto with Canadian dollars, transferring crypto between your own wallets, simply holding crypto, or receiving crypto as a gift. Which government bodies check crypto operations in Canada? The Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) is the primary federal body for AML/CFT compliance. The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) and provincial securities regulators (like the OSC) also oversee crypto trading platforms and investment funds.
On-chain data shows the exchanges recently received a large amount of Bitcoin inflows, but so far, the asset’s price has only been going up. Bitcoin Has Seen A Spike In Exchange Inflows Recently In a new post on X, the institutional DeFi solutions provider Sentora (formerly IntoTheBlock) has talked about the latest trend in the Exchange Netflow for Bitcoin. The Exchange Netflow is an on-chain indicator that keeps track of the net amount of the asset that’s moving into or out of the wallets associated with all centralized exchanges. When the value of this metric is positive, it means the exchange inflows outweigh the exchange outflows. As one of the main reasons why investors would deposit their coins to these platforms is for selling-related purposes, this kind of trend can have a bearish impact on the asset’s price. Related Reading: Bitcoin & Ethereum Diverge—ETF Flows Just Flipped The Narrative On the other hand, the indicator being under the zero mark suggests the holders are taking out a net number of tokens from exchanges. Such a trend can be a sign that the investors are accumulating, which can naturally prove to be bullish for the cryptocurrency. Now, here is a chart that shows the trend in the Bitcoin Exchange Netflow since the start of the month: As displayed in the above graph, the Bitcoin Exchange Netflow has recently mostly been contained in the negative territory, but the latest value (yesterday’s) has been positive. In total, the investors have deposited a net $262.75 million of the asset to the exchange-connected wallets with this inflow spike. According to the analytics firm, this marks the first day of significant deposits since May 27th. As mentioned before, exchange inflows are something that can turn out to be bearish for the coin’s value. So far, however, the opposite has happened for Bitcoin, as its price has soared instead. This could indicate that even if there are some large holders looking to sell with these deposits, enough demand has surfaced at the same time that BTC has not only been able to ride out this wave of potential selling pressure, but actually add to its recovery. Related Reading: Crypto Suffers $1 Billion Flush As Musk-Trump Feud Shakes Bitcoin According to the analytics firm Glassnode, short liquidations have registered a notable uptick alongside this surge in the cryptocurrency. “Over just 4 hours, total short liquidations spiked from $105K to $359K (24H SMA),” notes Glassnode. Generally, large liquidations end up providing fuel to the price move that caused them, so in this case, it’s possible the short squeeze may have provided support to the Bitcoin rally. BTC Price At the time of writing, Bitcoin is floating around $107,900, up over 3% in the last seven days. Featured image from Dall-E, Glassnode.com, IntoTheBlock.com, chart from TradingView.com
Solana’s short-term rally might face obstacles as weak volume hinted at uncertainty.
In a cycle filled with speculation and recycled promises, Bitcoin Solaris has raised $3.8 million not through hype, but through a model that shows its math. Phase 6 is now live at $6 per token, and the next major step is a centralized exchange listing projected at $20 — a 233% increase for current participants. What stands out isn’t the jump alone. It’s the framework supporting it. Bitcoin Solaris isn’t launching on paper. It’s backed by active audits, functioning mechanics, and a sharply defined 21 million token cap. That’s what’s drawing capital — not influencers, not empty ads, but protocol-level logic. What Powers This Demand? Every strong presale has a reason it doesn’t need to push marketing gimmicks. For Bitcoin Solaris, that reason is structural. The token isn’t diluted by staking inflation or burdened with team-controlled emissions. Only 4.2 million BTC-S have been designated for presale across all phases: there is no secret allocation, and no dev wallet minting event waiting down the line. The blockchain itself operates on a hybrid architecture: a base consensus layer combining Proof-of-Stake and Proof-of-Capacity, paired with a high-throughput Solaris Layer running Proof-of-History and Proof-of-Time. Together, this system clears over 10,000 transactions per second with a finality time of two seconds — all while consuming 99.95% less energy than traditional mining. Audited. Verified. Positioned. Both Cyberscope and Freshcoins have completed independent audits of the protocol and mobile infrastructure. Smart contracts, consensus logic, and application data have been tested for both security and performance compliance. Cyberscope Audit PDF Freshcoins Audit PDF KYC Verification This level of pre-launch transparency isn’t typical — and it’s exactly why capital is flowing. The protocol doesn’t rely on trust. It shows its work. Analyst Attention Is Already Here Ben Crypto , a known figure in crypto forecasting, recently spotlighted Bitcoin Solaris in a full analysis, citing its scarcity mechanics and audit-backed infrastructure as reasons the token could easily cross $100 within 24 months. That analysis is based on a functioning ecosystem with working code, a defined user base, and a presale designed to reward early participants — not trap them in vesting cliffs or delayed unlocks. $6 Entry Is Still Open Bitcoin Solaris is still in Phase 6 of its presale. BTC-S tokens are available at $6 for a limited window before the project moves to centralized listing and public exposure. With benchmarks set for $20 upon launch, the entry spread is what’s driving urgency. Investors aren’t waiting on marketing events or big promises. They’re entering a network where functionality is live, and the multiplier is locked in by math — not guesswork. Website: https://bitcoinsolaris.com/ X: https://x.com/BitcoinSolaris Telegram: https://t.me/Bitcoinsolaris
Bitcoin price recovers above $109,000 as multiple BTC market metrics show an improvement in investor sentiment.
The Bank of Japan postpones balance sheet reduction, hinting at potential QE. Arthur Hayes predicts risky assets might rise from Japan's policy shift. Continue Reading: Expect a Surge as Bank of Japan Shakes Up Financial Markets The post Expect a Surge as Bank of Japan Shakes Up Financial Markets appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .
Tim Murray, a strategist at Pimco, highlighted that the Federal Reserve is likely to maintain its current policy stance until tariff-related uncertainties subside or the labor market shows marked weakness.
Canary Capital registered a Delaware trust, creating the holding entity that precedes the application for an Injective ETF. The fund is intended to include the INJ token and allow staking and generating passive income. Canary Capital registered a Delaware company in advance of applying for an Injective (INJ) ETF. The entity has been filed under the number 10221067, under the name ‘Canary staked INJ ETF.’ The Injective team also announced the possibility for an ETF filing in the near future. BREAKING: CANARY STAKED $INJ ETF REGISTERED IN DELAWARE 🚨 — Injective 🥷 (@injective) June 9, 2025 The creation of a trust in Delaware precedes additional filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, starting the discussion and waiting period until the ETF is approved. The fund will initially be tailored to US-based investors. INJ is also among the tokens known as ‘Made in USA’, based on the team’s main location and US-based fundraising. INJ is already gaining mainstream exposure from the European markets, where 21Shares launched an ETP. The product also offers proceeds from staking. ETPs are sometimes easier to launch, though funds still attempt to build full ETFs for greater exposure and higher liquidity. Altcoin ETFs are still relatively few, as most of the buyers accumulate BTC or ETH. Canary Capital has been known for attempting a long list of ETFs for older, well-established altcoins, which may shine if given new attention. The investment fund has proposed ETFs for TRON, Litecoin, Hedera, Sui, Axelar, and even Pengu. The investment company aims for expansion, where most of the new ETF filings focus on Solana and XRP. Injective may bring traditional finance to DeFi The attempt to create an ETF based on Injective will potentially invite mainstream investments into the DeFi space. Injective has been one of the most active chains, claiming to be built specifically for scalable decentralized finance. In the past few months, Injective increased its daily active users, up to 48K daily. Injective’s user base expanded in the last two months, as DeFi regained the interest of investors. | Source: Token Terminal The chain still pays out incentives to its validators, while generating around $40K in daily fees. Currently, Injective has negative daily earnings of over $1M, mostly due to incentives. However, INJ is not inflationary, and has a total supply of 100M tokens, with around 97M in circulation. The attention for a wider selection of crypto assets suggests this cycle has not abandoned altcoins and tokens, but may continue to boost liquidity. Currently, Injective locks in $28.86M in total value, lagging behind other L1s. The platform is just building up its DeFi liquidity, tapping increased demand for lending and DEX swaps. Following the news of a potential ETF, INJ tokens expanded by 4.7% up to $13.56. INJ has rallied up to $40, and is considered undervalued compared to other L1 tokens. INJ open interest is near its higher range for the past three months, recovering to $68M. The overall consensus is that INJ lags due to the slow altcoin season, but may hold the potential for a higher price range and wider adoption. INJ tokens are 100% unlocked, expecting no shocks of increased circulation. Staking also takes INJ off the market. INJ is listed on Binance, though most of its volumes are currently on DigiFinex. Cryptopolitan Academy: Tired of market swings? Learn how DeFi can help you build steady passive income. Register Now
South Korea’s Democratic Party has formally proposed the Digital Asset Basic Act, introducing a stablecoin licensing regime and expanded oversight under President Lee Jae-myung’s administration. During a June 10 press conference , lawmaker Min Byeong-deok announced the bill’s submission, calling it a foundational step toward comprehensive regulation of digital assets, including stablecoins, cryptocurrencies, and related service providers. Min said the legislation was designed to enhance transparency and investor protection while positioning South Korea as a global leader in the digital economy. The Digital Asset Basic Act builds on the existing Virtual Asset Investor Protection Act, which came into effect in July 2024. While the previous legislation focused primarily on safeguarding investors, the new proposal outlines a broader framework that defines digital assets, establishes new licensing and approval systems, and mandates oversight mechanisms under the Financial Services Commission. A key feature of the bill is the licensing requirement for issuers of Korean won-backed stablecoins. Notably, issuers must maintain a minimum capital of ₩500 million (approximately $367,890) and obtain approval from the Financial Services Commission. You might also like: Meet the new South Korea president Lee Jae-myung, what is his stance on crypto? Additionally, they must implement safeguards such as bankruptcy remoteness and reserve management to ensure user redemption rights even if the stablecoin issuer becomes insolvent. Furthermore, the regulations lay the groundwork for regulating all digital asset issuances and trading activities. It includes provisions to establish a Digital Asset Committee under the President’s office to coordinate national digital asset policy. Meanwhile, a separate entity dubbed the Digital Asset Industry Association would be tasked with monitoring market practices and evaluating the eligibility of tokens for exchange listings through dedicated subcommittees. To address market misconduct, the bill grants the Financial Services Commission investigative authority and empowers it to impose penalties for unfair trading activities. It also introduces approval, registration, and reporting requirements for companies operating in the digital asset sector. The introduction of the Digital Asset Basic Act comes just days after President Lee Jae-myung’s inauguration on June 4. Lee, who won the presidency with over 49% of the vote, had campaigned on a platform that included strong support for digital asset adoption and regulatory clarity. His campaign proposals included legalizing spot crypto ETFs, expanding institutional access to digital assets, and enabling the nation’s pension fund to allocate capital into crypto markets. Min Byeong-deok, who led the party’s digital asset committee during Lee’s campaign, has advocated for broader crypto regulation but has placed particular emphasis on the urgency of launching a domestic stablecoin framework to counter U.S. dollar-backed tokens like USDC and USDT. Read more: South Korean Democrats want to accelerate KRW stablecoin rollout
A $1,000 investment in Shiba Inu (SHIB) may appear modest today. However, projections from several crypto analytics platforms suggest that its future value could be significantly higher, depending on the token’s long-term trajectory. Current market data and predictions for 2040 and 2050 indicate that SHIB could see moderate gains or astronomical growth. Such forecasts remain speculative and depend on numerous evolving factors, though. At Shib’s current price, a $1,000 investment would purchase approximately 78,369,905 SHIB tokens. Recent market developments, including a brief but sharp drop in SHIB’s price below $0.000012, were attributed to heightened volatility caused by a dispute between Donald Trump and Elon Musk. However, the broader crypto market recovered quickly, and SHIB regained value, hovering around the $0.00001276 mark. This quick rebound has renewed interest in SHIB’s long-term potential . Investors are increasingly interested in projections for the coming decades, particularly for 2040 and 2050, to evaluate what a low-cost investment today could be worth in the distant future. Projected Value of $1,000 in SHIB by 2040 Two key sources — Changelly and Telegaon — have published different sets of price forecasts for SHIB by 2040. According to Changelly , SHIB may reach a minimum of $0.020 and a maximum of $0.023 by 2040. If those targets are met, the current $1,000 investment could be worth between $1,567,000 and $1,802,280, assuming the token supply remains constant and the holder retains the original 78.36 million tokens. Telegaon provides a more optimistic outlook, projecting that SHIB could start the year 2040 at $0.054 and climb as high as $0.089. Under this scenario, the value of a $1,000 investment would surge to between $4.23 million and $6.97 million. We are on twitter, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) July 15, 2023 2050 Price Estimates For 2050, Changelly estimates a potential trading range of $0.029 to $0.033. If those targets are achieved, the same $1,000 investment in SHIB would be valued at between $2.27 million and $2.58 million. Telegaon, however, sets a far more ambitious target. Their analysts believe SHIB could be worth between $0.62 and $1.06 in 2050. At those price points, the original 78.36 million SHIB tokens could yield a portfolio value between $48.59 million and $83.07 million. Is It Realistic? These projections vary significantly, raising the question about feasibility. For instance, reaching Telegaon’s maximum target of $1.06 would require an unprecedented 8,307,110% increase in price. Additionally, this would result in a market capitalization of $624.87 trillion, far exceeding the total market cap of all global assets combined, assuming SHIB’s supply stays around 589.5 trillion tokens. Given these figures, it is important to approach these forecasts with caution. While some growth is possible, achieving such extreme targets is statistically unlikely. As with any speculative asset, investors should consider the risks and avoid relying on long-term projections as the basis for financial decisions. Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are advised to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses. Follow us on X , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News The post Here’s What $1,000 Investment in SHIB Could Be Worth by 2040 or 2050 appeared first on Times Tabloid .