In brief, the main points as of December 13.

#Xlm 1️⃣ The Moscow Exchange may launch futures on cryptocurrencies.
The Moscow Exchange allows for the possibility of launching futures on cryptocurrencies, but it is currently premature to do so, said the exchange's chairman Viktor Zhidkov. "For now, our opinion is that it's premature to do anything related to cryptocurrency. However, we cannot escape progress, and we cannot ignore this progress," Zhidkov said.

#Btc 2️⃣ An American has been sentenced to two years in prison for failing to pay taxes on cryptocurrency.
The U.S. Department of Justice reported that Texas resident Frank Richard Algren filed false tax returns from 2017 to 2019. In those, he underreported or completely failed to disclose the sale of Bitcoins worth $3.7 million.

#Dog 3️⃣ British regulators have asked companies to provide data on investments in crypto assets.
The Bank of England and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) have mandated companies to disclose information about their current and future crypto assets, including tokenized assets and stablecoins.

#MNT 4️⃣ Mantle will distribute MNT and EIGEN tokens to participants in new campaigns.
The Mantle team will distribute 320,000 MNT among participants in the bonus quest of the Yield Lab campaign and 570,000 EIGEN among users who locked MNT tokens as part of the Mantle Rewards Station program.