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Attackers allegedly used a Kamino USDC flash loan, then bridged funds to Ethereum and moved them into privacy pools.

The company is also considering a JPYC partnership and an investment of over ¥1B ($6.2M).

The regulator cited 30 referrals, 25 suspects since July 2024, and average alleged gains near ₩1.4B per case.

She tied the bill to GENIUS Act’s first anniversary and argued it would define SEC–CFTC roles and strengthen bankruptcy protections.

The intervention lands ahead of an expected August decision window for the proposed BIP-110 soft fork.

Banking regulators have proposals out for comment as the broader Clarity Act remains unpublished amid an ethics fight.

The proposal would add seven temporary consensus restrictions for one year to curb arbitrary data storage on Bitcoin.

The proposal’s latest cited signaling window showed 1% support versus a described 55% activation threshold as Ordinals activity stays subdued.

Brian Trunzo argues NIST’s Privacy-Enhancing Cryptography work should become a federal benchmark for agent verification.

A three-year grace period points to mid-2028, but a January effectiveness trigger could pull forward key foreign-issuer obligations.

Loss-to-exchange flows rose to a 2,450 BTC 30-day average as a new $62K–$65K cost-basis band formed after the $57K low.

The sub-second prototype is unaudited, not deployable on Bitcoin today, and cannot cover Satoshi-era wallets built before BIP-32.

Regulators are reviewing the $36M November 2025 hack under a user-protection law that reportedly lacks explicit penalty provisions for cyber incidents.

The ETA, whose members include Visa, MasterCard, Amazon, and PayPal, urged NYDFS to avoid reflexive BitLicense-style rules.

The rally hit a repeatedly tested $0.062–$0.063 supply zone before sliding back toward $0.057 within 12 hours.

The new client fast-syncs from 11 GB snapshots and supports the NU6.3 ‘turnstile’ aimed at containing potential counterfeit ZEC risk.

He called Coinbase “distant from users” as a ‘Brian’ memecoin hype burst on Base quickly unwound.

CryptoQuant’s miner health index stayed near 29% while listed mining stocks fell despite BTC’s July rebound.

Perp volume, open interest, and weekly revenue all fell sharply as buybacks slowed and spot HYPE ETF flows went quiet.

Pump.Fun’s latest $6.15M SOL sale and a 200-wallet drop in whale counts add to the pressure near $84 resistance.