Author: 行政
Europe’s MiCA deadline is turning access and infrastructure into the same question: which crypto apps remain available, and who controls the rails underneath them?BitGo Europe GmbH announced a partnership with Bielik.io, a Warsaw-based crypto trading platform, to support regulated trading access across the EEA by integrating BitGo Europe’s Crypto-as-a-Service infrastructure.Through that integration, eligible Bielik.io users are expected to access deposits, supported digital asset trading, and custody via Bielik’s mobile app, while BitGo Europe provides the regulated infrastructure beneath.The deal is small enough to look like a normal platform partnership. It is also specific enough to show one route smaller European…
The next fight over crypto perpetual futures regulation is moving into the agency comment file: a place built for lawyers, incumbents, startups, and public-interest groups.The Commodity Futures Trading Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission opened the process June 18, seeking public comment on how to further define swaps, security-based swaps, mixed swaps, novel products, event contracts, and possible alternative compliance approaches.That now makes SEC-CFTC product definitions a market-structure issue that extends beyond a single listing.The joint request for comment turns the fight over crypto perpetuals and prediction-market products into a formal venue before the next wave of approvals reaches the…
The United States Mint’s 2026 Semiquincentennial Silver Proof Set became unavailable shortly after its June 11 release, posting opening sales of 261,516 and now commanding sizable premiums on the secondary market. CoinNews photos showing the complete 10-coin set, protective lenses, presentation case, outer packaging and certificate of authenticity Issued by the Mint at $245 and featuring 1776 ~ 2026 dual-dated coins along with one-year-only designs, complete sets have recently sold on eBay for $310 to $349.95. The average sale price was about $326, representing a typical premium of $81, or about 33%, above the issue price. Across the observed range,…
Three cryptocurrency wallets collectively generated $24.25 million in profit from World Cup prediction markets before routing their proceeds to the same Binance deposit address, raising questions about whether a single trader controlled the accounts.On June 21, blockchain analytics platform Lookonchain identified the wallets as mintblade, GRIMDRIP, and EndlessFate. The accounts recorded 13 winning positions from 16 settled World Cup bets, then stopped trading and removed their remaining funds, the platform said.Mintblade generated $9.24 million after winning five positions without a recorded loss. GRIMDRIP earned $7.6 million from two winning trades, while endlessFate made $7.41 million after correctly predicting six of nine outcomes.All three…
Africa has never been friendly to crypto. Despite incredible adoption numbers on the continent, African governments have met almost every crypto discussion with bans or warnings.However, some of its largest economies have abandoned that approach and are working to introduce licensing regimes, stablecoin oversight, and compliance rules designed to integrate digital assets into the financial system.The shift in sentiment and action taken by governments is the answer to a change in what crypto has become on the ground, where it’s become less of an investment and more of a payment system that millions of people already use for remittances, savings,…
Bitcoin dropped below $60,000 by mid-June after a punishing start to the month, but the figure drawing the most attention across trading desks is the June 26 Bitcoin options expiry, with over $10 billion of contracts set to expire and roughly 80% currently sitting out of the money.Chart showing the open interest for Bitcoin options on Deribit by expiry date on June 18, 2026 (Source: CoinGlass)In equity markets, zero-days-to-expiry options now make up well over half of daily S&P 500 index options volume, up from around 5% in 2020.Those two numbers come from very different corners of finance, but they…
A quiet legal maneuver to seize title to more than $200 billion in dormant Bitcoin, including Satoshi Nakamoto’s, has encountered a fundamental flaw.A lost Bitcoin wallet lawsuit in New York now faces direct on-chain evidence that supposedly abandoned addresses are actively transferring billions of dollars in BTC, fracturing the plaintiffs’ core legal premise.The dispute turns on whether dormant Bitcoin addresses can be treated as abandoned property when the coins remain under private-key control.Since a pair of anonymous Wyoming limited liability companies filed a lawsuit seeking to claim 39,069 inactive Bitcoin addresses as lost property, 52 of those specific addresses have transferred roughly 34,335…
The FCC’s proposed robocall rule, published May 26 under CG Docket Nos. 17-59 and 02-278, asks whether originating voice service providers should collect and retain customer names, physical addresses, government-issued identification numbers, alternate telephone numbers, and supporting verification records before granting service.The agency proposes a four-year retention window once the customer relationship ends, a $2,500 per-call base forfeiture for KYC violations, and comments close on June 25.The FCC frames the proposal around the problem that illegal robocalls cost Americans billions of dollars in fraud and wasted time, and the agency argues that originating providers are best positioned to stop illegal…
Three federal agencies have proposed rules that would make stablecoin issuers operate like banks. The Treasury wants them to run anti-money-laundering and sanctions programs.The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) wants a weekly confidential report and a quarterly financial report from each one, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) wants Bank Secrecy Act obligations applied to the issuers it supervises.If adopted, these proposals will turn the issuance of a dollar-pegged token into a job that requires customer screening, transaction monitoring, suspicious activity reporting, reserve disclosures, and a steady stream of data to a primary regulator.The next phase…
The Jaredfromsubway MEV bot, linked to roughly 70% of Ethereum sandwich attacks, lost more than $7.5 million in an allowance drain after its automated system authorized attacker-controlled contracts to spend its tokens.The bot, known as Jaredfromsubway.eth, approved a series of transactions that appeared to be part of profitable trading routes. Those permissions remained active, allowing the attacker to remove wrapped ether and two major stablecoins from contracts associated with the operation.The incident effectively caused one of Ethereum’s largest extractive trading systems to approve its own theft. It also highlights a vulnerability facing automated traders that must evaluate markets, authorize contracts,…