Bitcoin’s $86,500 level is back in focus as Bitget reports $387.5 million in transfers to attacker-controlled wallets, with recovery totals unclear. Meanwhile, Chainlink and Swift outline planned bank pilots—not a live retail crypto product.
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UK banks are testing tokenized deposits, bonds and cross-border payments, but survey figures remain hard to verify and pilots don’t prove scale. The promise is real; legal finality, instrument risks and real-world performance still need answers.
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A claim that the SEC proposed new crypto-custody rules remains unverified: no identifiable proposal or official notice confirms it. Without those details, the measure’s scope, requirements and status are unknown—and claims about what it would permit are speculation.
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Pluang reported Bitcoin at $84,008 on Binance’s spot market, but a separate $84,172 figure lacks the timestamp and market details needed to verify it. Neither report establishes a sustained breakout or a clear catalyst.
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A report claims 600 BTC moved after 14.2 years of inactivity, but provides no transaction ID, address or dates to verify it. Even if confirmed, a transfer alone would not prove a sale, identify the owner or reveal the reason.
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Claims that Kalshi and Coinbase won a court ruling remain unverified. Without the court order or reliable confirmation, key facts—including what the judge decided and what it means for their contracts—are still unknown.
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Absa has launched digital-asset custody for institutional clients in South Africa, extending its traditional custody business into crypto. The move marks a reported first for an African bank, but key details on supported assets, security and regulatory scope remain unclear.
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The SEC withdrew its proposed expansion of crypto custody rules in 2025, so those broader requirements never took effect. Here’s what the existing rule covers—and why a provider’s control of private keys alone doesn’t determine your protections.
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Fake wallet apps, search ads and QR-code letters all use urgency and trusted branding to trick users into revealing recovery phrases. Learn when a seed phrase is genuinely needed—and how to verify recovery instructions before risking your funds.
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Circle reportedly wants MiCA to judge stablecoin reserves by how quickly they can fund redemptions, rather than by fixed bank-deposit shares. The shift could improve flexibility, but rapid withdrawals may also put added pressure on banks.
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