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Nine public companies, including Broadcom, Verizon and UnitedHealth, have objected to plans by OKX and ICE to offer their shares in tokenized form, highlighting unresolved questions about issuer consent, pricing and oversight in blockchain-based stock markets.
Kraken’s Protected Strategies USDC vault has joined Firelight’s DeFi coverage system on Flare, directing protection premiums toward an XRP-linked collateral pool. Stakers may earn recurring returns, but face slashing, delayed withdrawals and losses from qualifying incidents across the portfolio.
A U.S. judge rejected Gemini’s joint request with the CFTC to overturn a $5 million settlement reached in January 2025. The exchange has paid the penalty, but court restrictions remain after the judge rejected claims that regulators had coerced the settlement.
A Solana meme coin promoted through Floyd Mayweather’s social media reached about $1 million before collapsing 96%. Promoter Sahil Arora called the move part of a planned return to celebrity tokens, but Bubblemaps disputed his claims about the profits.
Bitcoin recovered above $83,000 after briefly dropping below $81,000, despite a steep South Korean stock-market selloff. Crypto liquidations reached $812.9 million, with long positions responsible for 84.5% of losses, while negative Net Taker Volume indicated continued aggressive selling pressure.
Trezor will end authorization for some resellers on January 1, 2027, after Ledger found a hidden implant in wallets sold by Southeast Asian retailer CryptoBilis. The component captured recovery phrases and transmitted them over LTE, while Trezor says its devices show no evidence of compromise.
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Bitcoin dropped below $83,000 during Monday’s U.S. session as a strong dollar, higher bond yields and falling technology shares pressured risk assets. Ether, crypto stocks and bitcoin miners also declined, while Bitmine and Strategy continued adding to their digital-asset holdings.
Tokenized commodities are expanding beyond gold-price exposure as Paxos Labs explores gold lending, Theo develops income-generating silver products and Energy Substantiation builds oil, natural gas and Brent tokens. The sector is growing, but custody, logistics, inventory verification and borrower risk remain major challenges.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said authorities could seize about $1 billion in Iranian cryptocurrency this week, but he did not identify the assets or explain the planned process. The announcement highlights the differing levels of control over bitcoin, stablecoins and exchange-held digital assets.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has permanently barred former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky from the securities, commodities and crypto industries. A settlement could secure up to $35 million, while Mashinsky continues serving a 12-year sentence after pleading guilty to fraud.
Bitcoin’s fall to $80,350 triggered $1.09 billion in crypto liquidations, mostly affecting long positions. At the same time, short-term holders transferred 55,600 BTC to exchanges at a loss, intensifying focus on whether Bitcoin can hold the $82,500 level.
Empire Market co-creator Raheim Hamilton received a 40-year federal sentence and agreed to forfeit 1,230 bitcoin worth about $101 million. Prosecutors said the dark web platform handled more than 4 million transactions and over $430 million in activity from 2018 to 2020.
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The U.S. government moved 12,267 Bitcoin worth about $1.01 billion from funds seized in the Bitfinex hack case to a new wallet. The transfer did not confirm a sale, while recent government crypto movements have revived questions about its plans for seized digital assets.
