AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUS Regulation Crossroads: The Senate punts the CLARITY Act to September, but the SEC is moving anyway—voting on a 400-page “Regulation Crypto” plan that creates new token offering pathways while leaving the SEC-vs-CFTC split unresolved. Prediction Markets Under Pressure: JPMorgan ended its Polymarket banking ties amid scrutiny, while the CFTC used emergency powers to keep Kalshi running after New York’s $36B lawsuit—another sign crypto-adjacent markets are getting squeezed by state-federal conflict. Crypto Crime Crackdown: Ukraine police shut down 94 fraudulent call centers, seizing computers, SIMs, and access to 12 crypto wallets tied to impersonation and remote takeover scams. Security Breach Watch: Trezor says a shipping-provider breach exposed about 13,700 hardware-wallet customers; Singapore also flagged a $11.8M scam using fake job offers and malware to steal crypto transfer access. XRP Signals + ETF Slump: Ripple moved $50.5M XRP to an unknown wallet, with 1M later routed to Binance, as US spot XRP ETF inflows fell 93% for the week. Local Policy + Capital Rules: Kenya’s new minimum-capital licensing is pushing startups to consider Mauritius or South Africa. Web3 Product Push: NOXCAT pitched “From Wallet to Consumer App” at Malaysia Blockchain Week, aiming to cut user complexity. UK Politics With Crypto Ties: Nigel Farage won the Clacton by-election, but the result was immediately overshadowed by disputes over a “credible threat” claim and ongoing scrutiny tied to a crypto billionaire donation.
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