AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCrypto Policy Backtrack: The U.S. Treasury/FinCEN withdrew two proposed crypto surveillance rules targeting mixers and unhosted-wallet reporting, a privacy win that still leaves existing compliance duties in place. Institutional Onboarding: Anchorage Digital expanded institutional banking by adding USD accounts and SWIFT wire access via Standard Chartered, aiming for 24/7 settlement in one interface. Tokenized Markets Go Mainstream: OKX and NYSE owner ICE filed to launch 24/7 trading for tokenized U.S. stocks (60+ names) using stablecoins/crypto under an SEC exemption. Regulation Push in the U.S.: The SEC and CFTC moved together on crypto rules, including custody proposals and a push toward clearer exchange/leverage frameworks. Security Reality Check: Ethereum’s Foundation says a stronger defense against Bybit-style heists won’t ship until 2027, and even then won’t stop social-engineering losses. Fraud & Enforcement: Canada’s Supreme Court will test jurisdiction in a Binance-linked crypto fraud case, while U.S. Treasury sanctions Hamas-linked fundraising that used crypto. Market Watch: Bitcoin is back near $86K as traders track a stronger dollar and upcoming macro catalysts.
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