Category: crypto
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Worldcoin price risks new all-time low at $0.24
Worldcoin price is at $0.2602, down 3.77%, with a descending channel pushing price towards the all-time low of $0.2415. The daily Supertrend at $0.3088 acts as resistance. A close below $0.2415 could lead to a new low at $0.20. Balances on exchanges are increasing, adding selling pressure.
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US Treasury proposes AML rules for stablecoins under GENIUS Act
The U.S. Treasury Department has proposed new rules for stablecoin issuers to comply with the GENIUS Act, focusing on anti-money laundering, counter-terrorism financing, and sanctions compliance. Issuers must appoint a compliance lead, build systems to block suspicious transactions, and support law enforcement efforts. Public comments are being accepted for 60 days.
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Bitcoin recovery rally fades as liquidations and macro risks return
Bitcoin’s rally to $72,698 has stalled, triggering over $150 million in long liquidations. Concerns over a fragile ceasefire between the US and Iran have raised fresh tensions, potentially reigniting conflict. Market positioning remains sensitive to geopolitical instability. Bitcoin is struggling to hold above $70,000, influenced by macro headlines rather than internal drivers.
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Visa launches Intelligent Commerce Connect to power AI driven payments
Visa has introduced Intelligent Commerce Connect, a platform that allows AI agents to handle payments on behalf of users. The system integrates payment initiation, tokenization, authentication, and spend controls through a single connection. It supports both Visa and non-Visa payments and is in pilot with select partners, with a full rollout planned.
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Canary Capital files S-1 to launch spot PEPE ETF
Canary Capital filed with the SEC to launch a spot ETF tied to the PEPE meme coin, with holdings primarily in PEPE and a small Ether allocation. The filing highlights the high concentration of ownership in PEPE, with the top 10 wallets controlling about 41% of the supply. This ETF could increase liquidity and interest…
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Yuga Labs settles lawsuit over copied BAYC NFTs with artists Ripps and Cahen
Yuga Labs has settled a multi-year lawsuit with artists Ryder Ripps and Jeremy Cahen over trademark infringement related to NFTs. The artists are permanently barred from using Yuga Labs imagery and must transfer control of related NFTs, domains, and smart contracts within 10 days as part of the settlement agreement.
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Fed divided on rate cuts as Middle East tensions add to policy uncertainty
Federal Reserve minutes from the March meeting revealed a split among policymakers regarding potential rate cuts due to uncertainty from Middle East tensions. Interest rates were held steady, but the possibility of cuts was discussed if inflation eases. Policymakers also highlighted concerns around inflation, labor market risks, and the impact of geopolitical events on the…
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Bithumb seeks legal action over remaining Bitcoin after $42 billion payout error
Bithumb is taking legal action to recover 7 Bitcoin still missing from a payout error in February. The exchange recovered most of the funds and is pursuing the remaining amount from users. Bithumb has filed for provisional seizures to freeze user assets if they do not return the funds, following regulations in South Korea.
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VARA clarifies token issuance framework for virtual assets in Dubai
Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority has released detailed guidance on how token issuers should operate. The guidance clarifies how virtual assets should be structured, disclosed, and distributed in Dubai. It introduces a three-part classification system for token issuances based on structure and risk profile, with specific requirements for stablecoins and asset-referenced tokens. The framework aims…
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urges swift passage of CLARITY Act
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urges Congress to quickly pass the CLARITY Act due to limited Senate floor time. The bill has been delayed by debates over stablecoin yields. Bessent emphasizes the importance of the legislation as crypto use grows in the US. President Trump supports the bill and criticizes banks for stalling its progress.