Web3 Daily Briefing: EU Digital Asset Tax Transparency Act to Take Effect in January 2026; Aave Founder Accused of Manipulating Governance Voting After Spending Millions on Cryptocurrency; easy.fun Announces Completion of $2 Million Seed Round Funding Led by Mirana Ventures

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• The EU's digital asset tax transparency law will come into effect in January 2026.

• Aave founder accused of manipulating governance votes after spending millions of dollars on cryptocurrency.

• The Philippines cracks down on unlicensed virtual asset service providers, blocking Coinbase and Gemini.

• Circle's press release regarding the launch of CircleMetals and tokenized precious metals services is untrue.

• Pudgy Penguins advertises on Las Vegas Sphere.

• Vitalik Buterin predicts that bug-free code will emerge in the 2030s.

• The Marshall Islands distributes basic national income through Stellar.

• Scroll: The governance restructuring of the Scroll DAO system has not been shut down .

• easy.fun announced the completion of a $2 million seed funding round, led by Mirana Ventures.

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