AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBitget Breach Fallout: Bitget says it will resume Bitcoin withdrawals in stages starting Sep. 28 after a $351.6M hack (losses later put near $387.5M), with ETH/USDT follow-ups through Oct. 2; the exchange hired Mandiant and SlowMist and says cold wallets and private keys weren’t hit. Regulation Watch: SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce formally resigns effective Oct. 2, while SEC staff FAQs clarify when staking receipt tokens may avoid securities treatment and when token buybacks/liquid staking fit “functional network” logic. Market Pulse: Bitcoin holds around $84K after topping $87K, with spot Bitcoin ETFs pulling in about $2.39B for the week; crypto dominance slips below 60% as traders eye an altcoin rotation. Stablecoin & Tokenization: Ripple’s RLUSD supply nears 2.5B as XRPL stablecoins rise, and the Fed’s stablecoin rules draft keeps tokenized finance in focus. Crypto Security & Tech: Zano flags an asset issuance flaw that could require a rollback, while Solana’s Alpenglow upgrade reaches devnet aiming for ~150ms finality. Crypto in Courts: Dubai’s digital economy court highlights growing crypto-fraud caseloads, and a Dubai law firm expands AI/self-driving accident legal expertise.
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