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Trump reported at least US$1.2 billion in 2025 crypto income in a 927-page filing released by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics. The TRUMP memecoin generated about US$635 million in royalties, while World Liberty Financial added more than US$588 million in token-sale proceeds. His holdings include over US$50 million in Bitcoin and up to US$25 million in Ethereum, reviving conflict-of-interest concerns as Congress debates crypto rules. President Trump earned at least US$1.2 billion (AU$1.74 billion) from cryptocurrency ventures in 2025, according to his annual financial disclosure, cementing digital assets as one of the largest revenue streams tied to the sitting…
The agreement expands Solana Company’s involvement in Kazakhstan by supporting blockchain infrastructure and the planned Alatau Crypto Cluster. Kazakhstan continues to deepen its engagement with the Solana ecosystem through initiatives including a Solana Economic Zone and a locally listed Solana ETF. While Alatau City is envisioned as a technology-driven smart city, regulatory hurdles and infrastructure shortages remain unresolved. Nasdaq-listed crypto treasury firm Solana Company has agreed to help develop blockchain and digital asset infrastructure for Alatau City, a planned digital-first city in Kazakhstan, further strengthening the country’s ties with the Solana ecosystem. The agreement was signed through a memorandum of…
Australian crypto exchanges must now collect identity information for all transfers, introducing additional verification for customers regardless of transaction size. The new obligations cover a broad range of virtual asset services while maintaining the ability to transfer funds to self-hosted wallets under specific compliance requirements. The reforms align Australia more closely with international crypto regulation as jurisdictions adopt common standards for monitoring digital asset transfers. From 1 July, Australians using regulated cryptocurrency exchanges will face new identity checks whenever they send or receive digital assets, as the country’s crypto Travel Rule officially comes into force. The requirements apply to transfers…
DeFi’s latest exploit chatter is pointing traders toward a cost that does not appear in pool APYs: the price of staying connected while bridges, keys, frontends, oracles, and contract logic remain active failure points.For users and liquidity providers, the question now extends beyond yield. They have to decide how much additional return is needed, even though the route itself can add technical, operational, and governance exposure.The Q2 dataset behind DeFiLlama’s hacks tracker shows 88 hack entries with known dollar amounts, totaling $780.3 million in losses through June 30.April carried the largest hit, at $644.8 million, while May and June still…
The next crypto retail cycle may announce itself through YouTube view velocity before subscriber counts start moving.The old audience base still looks large. Across some of the largest channels, Coin Bureau has 2.72 million subscribers. Altcoin Daily has 1.65 million. Crypto Banter has 1.18 million. Benjamin Cowen has roughly 1 million.Recent analytics show Coin Bureau drew 1.24 million views over the last 30 days, while Crypto Banter drew 1.06 million. Altcoin Daily and Benjamin Cowen were stronger, at 1.79 million and 1.8 million views, respectively, over the same window.The result is a split market where legacy subscriber bases remain large,…
The Financial Conduct Authority finalized its UK crypto rulebook on June 30, setting the stage for the next phase of regulation and turning it into a race for firms seeking to maintain full market access when the regime begins in 2027.The shift is now operational, as the FCA says firms that want to carry out new regulated cryptoasset activities will need authorization under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, or a variation of permission if they are already authorized for other regulated business.That requirement reaches firms already registered with the FCA under anti-money-laundering rules. Existing AML registration does not…
REAL launches private execution layer for RWA institutions. ZKsync tech enables confidential on-chain settlement via Ethereum. Platform aims to bridge the privacy gap in institutional blockchain use. REAL has introduced a confidential execution layer designed to support regulated financial institutions operating in tokenized real-world asset (RWA) markets, addressing one of the key barriers to broader institutional adoption of blockchain-based finance. The new layer, built using ZKsync’s Prividium technology, operates alongside REAL’s public Layer 1 network. According to the company, it enables institutions to keep positions, allocations, and counterparty data private while still benefiting from public settlement and liquidity through Ethereum.…
US regulators have started the compliance clock for stablecoin issuers, with a proposed customer-identification rule that would make direct minting, redemption, and account relationships look more like bank onboarding.The bigger fight begins after that first customer check. Stablecoins can be bought, transferred, and used across exchanges, wallets, DeFi venues, and smart contracts long after a token leaves the issuer’s direct relationship.A joint proposal from FinCEN, the Federal Reserve, the OCC, the FDIC, and the NCUA would require permitted payment stablecoin issuers to run a written Customer Identification Program, or CIP, as part of their anti-money-laundering controls.The Federal Register notice, published…
The United States Mint releases its 2026 Uncirculated Coin Set today at noon ET, giving collectors a rare opportunity to obtain dual-dated 1776 ~ 2026 Lincoln cents and the year’s Semiquincentennial coinage in uncirculated quality. The 2026 Mint Set includes 10 uncirculated coins from Philadelphia on a blue card and 10 from Denver on a red card. Each coin is encapsulated for viewing from both sides. Popularly known as the Mint Set, the $124.50 collection is one of only three U.S. Mint products containing a 2026 cent in any finish. It is the sole source for cents from the Philadelphia…
JPMorgan has warned that Congress could create new gaps in financial oversight if it moves too quickly to write new rules for the crypto industry.The warning comes as Senate leaders try to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a broad bill that would divide federal oversight of digital assets between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).The measure has become one of the crypto industry’s top priorities after years of enforcement actions and regulatory disputes.While JPMorgan did not name the CLARITY Act or take a formal position on the bill, its warning landed…