According to the source, the Czech central bank purchased about $1 million worth of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on Nov 13, 2025, adding a central-bank buyer to the digital asset market, the source reported. According to the source, the total was stated as approximately $1 million, and no breakdown by asset or execution details were disclosed by the source.

According to DeepLearning.AI, the European Union has relaxed several provisions in its upcoming AI Act, including withdrawing detailed reporting requirements and the ability for citizens to sue AI providers (source: DeepLearning.AI, May 22, 2025). This regulatory shift, led by EU digital policy head Henna Virkkunen, is expected to reduce compliance burdens for AI and blockchain companies operating in Europe. For cryptocurrency traders, the lighter regulatory environment could attract more AI-driven crypto projects and decentralized platforms to the EU market, potentially boosting trading volumes, innovation, and institutional adoption across the crypto sector.