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The IMF approved a $139 million disbursement for El Salvador while urging the country to reduce state involvement in Bitcoin. The fund cited stronger-than-expected economic activity but said Bitcoin accumulation requirements had not been met, granting waivers tied to corrective measures.
Bitcoin broke through an $85,000 sell wall and reached $87,000 as accumulation indicators improved and options traders focused on $90,000-$100,000. Cost-basis resistance, returning breakeven sellers and rebuilding leverage now frame the cryptocurrency’s next major test.
Tavus says its Griffin-Lite AI persuaded 26 of 54 participants that they were speaking with a human during one-minute video calls. The company’s own study and benchmark results point to more natural real-time interaction, but access remains limited while safety measures are developed.
Jay Clayton, the former SEC chairman, is reportedly close to becoming the Trump administration’s AI czar. His potential appointment is drawing attention because his SEC tenure included early crypto enforcement actions, including the case against Ripple Labs.
Hester Peirce’s final day at the SEC has renewed debate over crypto regulation, privacy and data collection. A Blockchain Association policy associate says her proposed approach—clearer rules and privacy-enhancing technology—remains unfinished work for policymakers and the digital-asset industry.
Circle has urged the European Commission to replace MiCA’s mandatory bank-deposit minimums for stablecoin reserves with more flexible liquidity rules. The issuer also wants the EU to preserve cross-border multi-issuance as regulators review the framework.
BNB Chain has become the first blockchain to exceed $1 billion in tokenized stocks and ETFs. Its $1.1 billion share represents roughly 30% of a market that reached $3.7 billion, with Ethereum and Solana ranking behind it.
Arthur Hayes said potential money creation to fund AI infrastructure and government debt could support crypto prices. At Cointelegraph’s CONNECT Seoul event, speakers also discussed Wall Street’s onchain advantage, stablecoin payments and liquidity risks for crypto treasury companies.
Porsche is ending its Web3 project and Pioneers Circle community nearly four years after launching its 911 NFT collection. The NFTs will remain with holders, but activity has fallen from about $20 million in cumulative volume to roughly $38,000 over the past year.
Zcash has fallen roughly 21% from its late-September peak after a 253% rally. A $30.25 million Grayscale ETF outflow and hack-linked transfers into Zcash’s shielded pool have weighed on sentiment, although technical indicators still point to a strong broader trend.
The SEC has proposed a 760-page crypto custody framework covering eligible custodians, disclosures, records and audits. It would also allow advisers to hold client assets themselves only in limited circumstances, while the proposal remains open for public comment for 60 days.
Meta says Muse’s Mac Messages integration requires both Full Disk Access and a separate connector, rejecting a journalist’s claim that the AI synchronized private texts while permission was disabled. A second dispute over a home address has intensified scrutiny of AI-agent privacy controls.
Illinois has delayed a planned 0.2% tax on digital assets from Jan. 1 to July 1, 2027, following lawsuits by crypto industry groups. The postponement allows legal challenges to proceed but does not repeal the measure or settle its constitutionality.
Near Intents paused its cross-chain crypto-swap service after a vulnerability allowed an attacker to remove about $3.8 million. The company said it fixed the contract-side flaw, promised full compensation and is working with investigators to trace the funds.
NEAR Intents suffered a security exploit that caused about $3.8 million in losses and temporarily halted deposits, withdrawals and services across several networks. The attacker returned all stolen assets a day later after the vulnerability was patched and contact was established.
European consumer authorities have opened 11 coordinated actions involving 10 game companies over in-game currency pricing, withdrawal rights, loot boxes and sales practices. The principles exclude cryptocurrencies and currencies earned only through gameplay, focusing on paid currencies in closed game economies.
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