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BREAKING: 🇮🇳 India to enforce SIM-binding rules for WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram and other messaging apps from January 1, 2027
BREAKING: Trump says the U.S. has knocked the hell out of Iran and "may do it a little bit further."
BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇺🇦 Trump asks Elon Musk to restore Ukraine’s military Starlink capabilities, WSJ reports.
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 JPMorgan says US regulators are helping offset the CLARITY Act setback, but crypto still faces political and legal risks without a law passed by Congress.
Key points:
1. SEC introduced a five-year Innovation Exemption for tokenized stocks, provided they carry the same financial and voting rights as original shares.
2. CFTC is exploring ways to allow leveraged crypto trading on regulated U.S. platforms, though the move is unlikely to advance before 2027.
3. OCC has granted national trust charters to stablecoin issuers and digital asset firms, bringing activities such as custody, reserve management and issuance under federal oversight.
4. FASB is considering allowing certain stablecoins to be classified as cash equivalents on corporate balance sheets.
5. JPMorgan warned that these regulatory actions could be reversed by a future administration, potentially as soon as two years if a Democrat wins the White House.
6. The bank expects the CLARITY Act to remain unlikely to pass in 2026, with the bill potentially returning in 2027.
Bottom line: Regulatory changes are opening doors for institutional crypto adoption, but lasting legal certainty will require Congress to pass comprehensive crypto market structure legislation.
🚨 BREAKING: Everest hacking group claims to have stolen 590 GB of data from PwC, one of the Big Four auditing firms.
The allegedly stolen data spans 108,426 files from internal HR and learning systems, including employee records, employment and training data, confidential audit documents, and SSO source code.
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Trump accuses Iran of faking attacks in the Strait of Hormuz to drive up oil prices ahead of U.S. midterm elections.
🚨 BREAKING: 🇺🇸 JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley detect unauthorized AI agents accessing customer accounts.
Some agents are reportedly attempting actions without user instructions.
- Axios
JUST IN: Visa in talks to acquire crypto custody firm Fireblocks for $2.5 billion - Axios
BREAKING: Houthis claim Saudi Arabia targeted an Indian yacht carrying 14 Indian nationals.
The Houthis claim they are rescuing the 14 Indians.
No confirmation from Indian authorities so far.
🚨UPDATE from CoinDCX:
Further update on the TQKJQ wallet On-Chain activity.
Following the July 2025 security incident, we advised users not to deposit crypto to the compromised wallet addresses. These addresses were generated earlier in 2025, were compromised during the incident, and have since been deprecated.
It is strongly recommended for users not to deposit funds on deprecated addresses, and always verify updated deposit addresses from the CoinDCX App or website. Please note that depositing funds to deprecated addresses is highly risky. Exchanges do not typically take liability for such deposits made.
Despite our notifications in the past, some users continued to deposit funds to deprecated deposit addresses instead of the latest ones. Our operational process is designed for regular sweeping of any such deposits made so the funds can be properly accounted for and secured. For a particular period, this sweeping process failed, which got identified today morning.
This failure led to some operational losses, which were absorbed by CoinDCX. Importantly, all affected crypto deposit wallets for users on CoinDCX were duly credited even though they were made to the deprecated addresses.
Users’ funds remain completely safe. Customer assets continue to be held in segregated cold wallets. Current CoinDCX central and user addresses have not been impacted, and no CoinDCX funds from active wallets have been compromised.
The CoinDCX platform and all trading activities continue to function as usual.
Please rely only on official CoinDCX channels for updates and avoid spreading unverified information.
Could scientists make gold so easily that it eventually loses its value?
A startup called Marathon Fusion claims it can turn mercury into gold, reportedly at 10 times CERN's previous production rate.
But what exactly did it achieve, how does the process work?
Could it crash gold prices?
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➡️What if the technology succeeds?
If fusion reactors eventually produce gold cheaply and at a large scale, the extra supply could put downward pressure on gold prices.
But gold's value also depends on investment demand, jewellery demand, central-bank purchases and other economic factors.
For now, artificial gold is an intriguing possibility, not an immediate threat to gold prices.