AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoInstitutional Crypto: Deutsche Bank has opened Bitcoin, Ethereum and stablecoin custody for institutional and corporate clients in Europe. Separately, 21 banks have committed about $270 million to Project Faro, which plans a dollar stablecoin in 2027. Tokenized Markets: Kraken parent Payward added more than 200 UK and European shares, including FTSE 100 and DAX companies, to its blockchain-based offering. Exchange Security: Binance’s $6.3 billion hack has shaken confidence, with reports alleging North Korean-linked hackers laundered funds through memecoin pools. Binance also warned that an iOS flaw could expose crypto wallet data. Regulatory Push: The US Treasury is moving to cut MEXC off from US banks over alleged $16 billion in illicit transactions, while Coinbase won a national trust bank charter. Russia plans to allow retail trading in Bitcoin, Ether and USDT from Nov. 17. India: The Enforcement Directorate alleges CoinDCX routed user trades abroad through a Costa Rican entity; the investigation is ongoing.
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