AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUS Sanctions Crackdown: The DOJ is seeking civil forfeiture of $61M in crypto tied to Iran’s black-market oil trade, alleging laundering via a China-linked network. US Regulation Watch: Bitcoin is hovering near $77.6K as odds for the Senate’s CLARITY Act swing; a procedural vote Tuesday could reshape US crypto market rules. Exchange Risk & Wind-Downs: CoinEx will shut down by December (with staged service stops), while Swiss Bitcoin Pay took servers offline after suspected intrusion. Data Breach Fallout: Revolut disclosed data exposure of 680 customers after attackers used a real government email domain to trigger fraudulent requests; Mt. Gox ex-CEO Mark Karpelès is among those affected. Tokenization Momentum: RWA markets topped $38B on-chain, but liquidity and cross-platform movement remain the big hurdles. Payments Expansion: Banking Circle and OSL are extending stablecoin payments to five more currencies, and Thailand’s TrueMoney is piloting a baht-pegged digital unit with Fireblocks. Identity & Security: Kyrgyzstan’s central bank partners with CertiK for digital som oversight, while Rustls patched a TLS 1.3 handshake flaw.
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