AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWallet Security: Ledger is reviewing sales and anti-tampering safeguards after a supply-chain attack linked to compromised CryptoBilis devices stole about $93 million in crypto. The incident has prompted retailers and rival wallet maker Trezor to reassess reseller controls. Institutional Crypto: Germany leads the EU in new MiCA approvals, with banks making up most recent licensees. Dutch-backed Qivalis also won authorisation to issue a euro stablecoin, while Kraken parent Payward plans to buy a European bank. Russia’s Crypto Push: Sberbank has secured approval to offer crypto trading, and the Moscow Exchange is preparing a December launch. Scam Crackdown: A U.S.-U.K.-led operation with Meta and Coinbase removed more than 3.7 million accounts and pages, arrested 28 people and identified 117 trafficking victims in Ghana; Coinbase said it helped prevent more than $415,000 in losses. Bitcoin in Court: A U.K. ruling strengthens the government’s claim to 61,245 seized bitcoin, worth about $5 billion, leaving Chinese fraud victims with a narrower path to recovery. Market Watch: Bitcoin hovered near $83,000–$84,000 ahead of U.S. inflation data, after a sharp Asian stock sell-off triggered more than $800 million in crypto liquidations.
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