AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWallet Security: Ledger confirmed an unauthorized implant in a wallet sold by Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis, as suspected losses climbed to $86 million–$93 million. Ledger and OneKey have cut ties with the seller; buyers are urged not to set up unused devices and to move funds from initialized wallets. Regulatory Shift: Australia’s ASIC proposed extending CFD safeguards through 2037 and explicitly covering contracts settled in digital assets. Lithuania’s DAC8 rules require crypto providers to report user and transaction data, with the first filing due in May 2027; EU regulators have also given firms three months to stop serving non-compliant stablecoins. New Market Access: Hong Kong is set to list its second spot Solana ETF on Oct. 13, with Pando undercutting the existing fund’s fees. In Bulgaria, Fibank and Bitpanda will offer crypto trading through the bank’s app, while Kraken’s parent won UAE approval for dirham-based services. Blockchain in China: Beijing is backing a national blockchain network to expand its digital economy, while keeping its ban on cryptocurrency transactions in place.
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