AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoColdcard Fallout: Galaxy Research says the Coldcard hardware wallet flaw has already drained about 1,596 BTC, with a possible total near 2,055 BTC (~$130M) if another wave is confirmed, urging users to move funds to fresh seeds. Market Watch: Bitcoin is hovering around $63K as traders weigh Iran-related geopolitics and corporate treasury selling pressure, while liquidations top $240M. Regulation Push: South Korea confirmed its long-delayed 22% crypto tax starts Jan. 1, 2027, with first filings due May 2028, as regulators also advance a Digital Asset Basic Act. Tax Crackdown: Nigeria’s new crypto tax guidelines require a TIN before regulated accounts activate, pulling P2P traders into the formal system. Institutional Tools: BitGo launched BitGo Link to unify custody and exchange accounts for institutions under centralized controls. Corporate Moves: American Bitcoin posted a Q2 net loss despite record mining output, while Bithumb targets a 2028 IPO after governance and controls upgrades. Security & Fraud: An FBI agent allegedly stole nearly $1M in crypto and confessed to DOJ; meanwhile, CrowdStrike warns cloud-focused crime is surging as attackers exploit trusted identities and digital assets.
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