AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRegulation Clash: The Philippine Stock Exchange pushed back after the SEC approved Blockshoals Technologies (Binance partner) for a crypto sandbox, warning it could drain retail money from equities. Crypto Cards in Latin America: Nexo launched its dual-mode Nexo Card in Argentina and named ex-Binance exec Andres Ondarra to lead the business, pitching debit spending plus borrowing against holdings. Surveillance Push: Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority is seeking blockchain analytics to monitor Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 20+ networks for crypto crime and compliance. Market Volatility: Bitcoin slid as Trump said the Iran ceasefire is “over,” dragging broader risk assets and crypto lower. Payments & Infrastructure: Ripple’s XRP landed on University of Kansas jerseys under new NCAA logo rules, while Cyprus regulators said crypto is moving into mainstream finance and needs supervision. Enforcement & Crime: Europol arrested 28 people in a child sexual abuse operation, tracing payments via cryptocurrency. Institutional Access: Virtune listed a physically backed Hyperliquid ETP on Nasdaq Stockholm/Helsinki, expanding regulated Nordic crypto exposure. Derivatives Legal Fight: Kalshi appealed a NY court ruling after the judge refused to block state enforcement of sports prediction market rules. Energy Demand: The U.S. EIA forecast record electricity demand in 2026-27, citing AI data centers and crypto mining.
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