AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBitcoin steadies near $64K: BTC held above $64,000 on Aug. 5 as equities hit records and oil eased, but traders still waited for a clearer catalyst; analysts flagged $64,300 as a breakout close level while ETF flows stayed mixed. Cold storage shaken by Coldcard flaw: Reports say hackers exploited a software vulnerability in Coinkite’s Coldcard hardware wallets, driving losses above $100M and forcing renewed debate over self-custody risk. Samsung pushes stablecoins into phones: Samsung Wallet will support native stablecoins on Galaxy devices, with Dunamu/Upbit-linked infrastructure investment in the background, though issuer and custody details remain unclear. Wall Street tokenization keeps advancing: JPMorgan, Citi, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo are building a shared tokenized-deposit network via The Clearing House, targeting a 2027 rollout. US crypto policy pressure mounts: Senators Warren and Blumenthal asked the SEC to investigate the $TRUMP memecoin, while the Clarity Act still faces ethics hurdles. Security watch: QuickFox’s Windows installer was reportedly trojanized in a long-running supply-chain attack, and a separate npm supply-chain worm reportedly hit hundreds of packages. Scam reality check: Police in Wilmington stopped an elderly resident from losing $10,000 at a bitcoin kiosk, highlighting ongoing fraud tactics.
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