The Fed’s New Account Could Let Crypto Into the System – Here’s What Traders Need to Know

The Fed has described a capped “payment account” that would offer basic access to Fedwire and ACH without interest, overdrafts, or emergency lending, framing it as a payments tool that could reduce reliance on intermediaries for eligible firms, including stablecoin issuers.
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Cryptomus’ Xeltox Enterprises Fined $177 Million By Canadian Regulator

FINTRAC has fined Xeltox Enterprises, parent of Cryptomus, $176,960,190 for non-compliance after 1,068 missed suspicious reports and 1,518 unreported virtual-currency transactions in July 2024, citing links to child sexual abuse material, fraud, ransomware and sanctions evasion.
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How Crypto Exchanges Use AI to Power Next-Gen Trading Tools – Can Traders Really Trust Them?

AI in crypto has been implemented across leading exchanges. Bitget has introduced a chat agent for execution and insights, Kraken has announced Capitalise.ai integration for no-code automation, and Binance has provided adaptive UI, hourly token reports, and sentiment-driven signals for traders.
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Kadena Shuts Down – How a 77% Crash and Cash Burn Ended One of Crypto’s Most Ambitious Projects

Kadena has announced a shutdown after running out of funds, though the proof-of-work chain has kept operating. KDA has fallen 77% in a month and over 99% from its 2021 high as exchanges have begun delisting. The team has planned a new binary and a community handover.
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Russia Proposes Making Crypto Part of Divorce Settlements in New Law

Russian lawmaker Igor Antropenko submitted legislation to recognize cryptocurrency as marital property subject to division during divorce proceedings through amendments to the Family Code, as Russia recorded $376.3 billion in cryptocurrency transactions between July 2024 and June 2025 overtaking all European markets according to Chainalysis.
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