AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoColdcard Breach Fallout: Bitcoin and ether slid as a Coldcard hardware-wallet flaw entered a fifth day, with Galaxy Research putting theft at about 1,755–1,816 BTC (roughly $89M–$116M) across 4,500+ wallets, and small holders reportedly moving funds back to exchanges after the “cold storage” trust shock. US Crypto Law Race: The CLARITY Act is still stuck in Washington’s clock math, with ethics and enforcement fights resurfacing as Trump hasn’t signed off on a bipartisan ethics counterproposal and passage odds reportedly fall below 30% again. Regulation Tightens Globally: Regulators are accelerating digital-asset oversight across the US, Europe, and Asia, while New York AG Letitia James warns CLARITY could preempt state fraud enforcement and says crypto scams are surging. Cyber & Scam Pressure: FBI charged an agent with stealing about $1M in crypto from foreign adversarial wallets using bureau access, and CrowdStrike warns AI is now both the weapon and the target in cybercrime. Nigeria Framework: Nigeria’s revenue service says regulators are aligning on a unified digital-asset framework after a presidential executive order. Market/Industry Moves: BlackRock expands tokenized cash via blockchain-based money market offerings, and South Korea’s Bithumb targets a 2028 IPO after internal restructuring.
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