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Trump to Announce Crackdown on Crypto Scams Targeting Americans
President Trump plans to announce enforcement action against crypto scams targeting Americans, signaling a tougher federal stance on consumer fraud protection.

Switzerland Approves First Bitcoin-Only Retail ETF
FINMA cleared the first Swiss-law retail ETF holding only Bitcoin, waiving diversification rules after ruling trading volume was deep enough to justify it.

MEXC Pulls Out of Russia and Belarus, Cutting Off Millions of Users
MEXC is discontinuing services for users in Russia and Belarus, the latest major exchange to retreat from sanctioned markets. Here is what it means for access.

Mastercard Opens Agent Pay for Machines to Developers
Mastercard opened early access to Agent Pay for Machines, giving developers APIs, a toolkit, and a sandbox to test autonomous AI agent payments.

CFTC Wins $288M Judgment Against EminiFX Crypto-Forex Ponzi
Federal court orders EminiFX and founder Eddy Alexandre to pay over $288M in restitution and penalties for a crypto and forex Ponzi scheme. What it means.

Kazakhstan Court Issues Injunctions Against Coinbase, HTX and Four Others
A Kazakhstan regulator has secured court injunctions against six crypto platforms, including Coinbase and HTX, tightening access across Central Asia.

Kraken's 80 Basis Point Stablecoin Fee Gap Exposes Hidden Costs
Kraken's USDC conversions can cost 1% or 0.20% depending on the route you pick, an $80 gap on a $10,000 trade. Payout fees and account rules add more.

MetaMask Card Opens UK Sign-Ups for Self-Custody Spending
MetaMask has opened MetaMask Card sign-ups in the UK, letting users spend wallet balances on the Mastercard network directly from self-custody.

Tokenized Gold Could Hit $170B by 2031, World Gold Council Says
The World Gold Council projects tokenized gold growing from $45B today to $170B by 2031. Here is what the forecast says about real-world assets moving on-chain.

CFTC Tells Court CME Has No Standing to Challenge Perpetual Futures Rules
The CFTC argued in a court filing that CME Group cannot challenge its perpetual futures policy because the exchange has not shown any harm from the approach.
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