AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoMajor Exploit: Ostium paused trading after an oracle signer key compromise drained about $18M–$23.7M in USDC from its OLP vault, with funds later converted and dispersed. Security & Scams: UK/US regulators and local police pushed fresh warnings on fraud—FTC flagged fake rental scams targeting service members, while Idaho AG Labrador warned of rental/property cons using crypto and wire transfers; multiple jurisdictions also warned about QR-code and impersonation scams. Regulation Watch: Japan passed FIEA amendments classifying crypto as financial products, adding insider trading rules, disclosures, and up to 10-year prison terms, while tax is set to drop to 20% with ETF groundwork. Crypto Politics: Senators plan to meet Trump on the CLARITY Act as ethics provisions tied to his crypto ties remain a sticking point. Pakistan Fatwa: Pakistan’s crypto push faces new friction after a cleric’s fatwa declared crypto purchases impermissible, prompting regulator clarification requests. Market/Business Moves: Revolut cleared an in-principle UAE step for regulated crypto services, and Bybit launched in Indonesia via a locally licensed entity. DeFi Expansion: Hyperion DeFi agreed with Skew to deploy 500,000 HYPE for institutional HIP-3 perpetual futures market listings.
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