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Treasury Crackdown Exposes Crypto's Role in $2M Hamas Funding Network
The US Treasury disrupted a $2 million Hamas fundraising network that moved money through crypto, a fresh sign of how terror-finance enforcement now reaches onchain.

XRP and SOL Spot ETF Inflows Crash 94% as Altcoin Demand Cools
Weekly inflows into XRP and Solana spot ETFs fell more than 94% as institutional demand for altcoin products pulled back sharply, even as Bitcoin ETFs kept drawing cash.

OKX and NYSE Parent File With SEC to Tokenize 63 US Stocks
OKX and Intercontinental Exchange, the owner of the NYSE, filed with the SEC to put tokenized shares of more than 60 US-listed companies on-chain.

S&P Global Builds a Risk Framework for $10B in DeFi Lending Vaults
S&P Global Ratings launched a Vault Risk Assessment framework for onchain digital asset lending vaults, a market now holding $10B in deposits.

Zcash Hires a Washington Lobbyist to Push Privacy-Friendly Crypto Rules
Zcash has registered a Washington lobbying operation targeting the CLARITY Act and two digital asset tax proposals, putting privacy coins into direct US policy fights.

Bitcoin Core Patches Signing Flaw That Could Redirect a Payment
Bitcoin Core merged a fix for a SIGHASH_SINGLE gap that could leave a transaction's recipient unbound, letting funds move without breaking the signature.

Banking Group Sues OCC to Block Crypto's 'Side Door' Into Banking
The Independent Community Bankers of America is suing the OCC, arguing national trust charters hand crypto firms a side door into the US banking system.

Russia's Finance Ministry Pays Staff in Digital Rubles for First Time
Russia's Finance Ministry paid some of its own employees in digital rubles, the first government payroll in the CBDC a month after the nationwide rollout began.

Japan Adds Crypto Exchange Garantex to Russia Asset Freeze List
Japan has added crypto exchange Garantex to its Russia asset freeze list, extending coordinated international sanctions to crypto infrastructure used to move value across borders.

Trump Names Jay Clayton, the SEC Chair Who Sued Ripple, as AI Czar
Trump has tapped Jay Clayton, the former SEC chair behind the Ripple lawsuit, to lead a new Super Intelligence Force with a 120-day reporting mandate.
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