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The U.S. Treasury has proposed new rules under the GENIUS Act requiring stablecoin issuers to comply with anti-money laundering and sanctions frameworks.

Cloudflare will make its platform quantum-resistant by 2029, following Google's lead, as research warns Bitcoin's cryptography could fall by 2032.

XRP long liquidations on Binance hit $39.8M in 30 days — more than double the $19.7M in shorts — as funding rates stay negative.

Morgan Stanley listed its Bitcoin Trust on NYSE Arca with the market's lowest expense ratio, as analyst Balchunas forecasts $5B in first-year assets.

Iran will charge oil tankers up to $2M in Bitcoin to transit the Strait of Hormuz, a move that could net $7.3B yearly and undermine dollar-based oil trade.

Germany leads the EU in MiCA crypto licenses, but strict BaFin enforcement is driving startups to Austria, where Bybit and KuCoin now base operations.

White House economists found banning stablecoin yield would add just 0.02% to bank lending while costing users $800M annually in lost welfare.

Zcash surged 23% after an inverse head and shoulders breakout, but $399M in short positions and deeply negative funding rates set up a decisive standoff.

A year-long New York Times investigation identifies British cryptographer Adam Back as the closest match to Satoshi Nakamoto through writing analysis and technical evidence.

RWA.xyz data reveals the XRP Ledger ranks eighth in distributed real-world asset value at $458.46M, far behind Ethereum's $15.54B lead.