Alex Mashinsky’s reported settlement with the New York Attorney General would impose a permanent industry ban and obligations of up to $35 million. Federal records already confirm a 12-year prison sentence, forfeiture exceeding $48 million, and separate permanent restrictions imposed by the FTC and ...

Securitize Stocks has launched on Solana with 12 tokenized U.S. equity exposures, USDC settlement and Jump Trading liquidity, while access remains limited to eligible investors and 24/7 trading is still a stated goal.

South Korea is reportedly considering crypto transaction reporting for amounts above $50,000, but the clearest confirmed development is its OECD CARF timetable for initial information exchanges in 2027—not a finalized domestic rule.

The ECB is preparing for a potential digital euro issuance in 2029, covering offline, in-store and person-to-person payments, though the plan remains contingent on EU legislation.

Blockchain.com is reported to be seeking CFTC DCM and FCM approval for U.S. event contracts and crypto derivatives. CFTC rules show what those permissions would allow, but a matching public filing record has not yet been identified.

ESMA has reportedly opened a tokenized collateral consultation for EU clearing, while Eurex has already launched live DLT collateral mobilization and the ECB later added a central-bank-money settlement layer through Pontes.

BasedApp data breach reports point to exposed KYC records tied to wallet addresses, while key details on user count, backend access, asset impact, and remediation remain unresolved.

JPYC reportedly briefed Japan

Core Lightning v26.06.9 was released on 2026-10-07 with fixes for a 26.06.8 throttling regression, a payment shutdown edge case, and added configuration and authorization hardening.

DWF Maas is reported to have sued BitGo in London for $141 million over alleged early token sales, but no matching public court record, case number, or BitGo response has been identified.