AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRegulation Watch: Australia’s AUSTRAC suspended Cryptolink’s crypto ATM operator for three months after repeated anti-money laundering reporting failures, forcing 96 machines offline. Cybersecurity & Crypto Crime: South Korea-linked Kimsuky is reportedly using AI tools to automate cyberattacks and craft more convincing phishing, while TRM Labs says DPRK hackers drove 66% of global crypto hack losses in H1 2026. Enforcement in Action: Bybit sued North Korea and the Lazarus Group over a $1.5B hack and got a judge to freeze stolen assets. Market Structure: Wintermute registered as a FINRA broker-dealer, signaling crypto market makers moving onto Wall Street rails. Policy Pressure in the US: The Senate CLARITY Act is inching toward a September procedural vote, but critics warn of major loopholes. Retail Trading Tools: Pluang is rolling out Indonesia’s first agentic AI trading service with human confirmation. Scam Risk: A new guide highlights how polished AI-driven scam sites can look real—and why checking URLs and domain age matters. Crypto Tax: Chartered Accountants ANZ urged Australians to track tax events from selling, swapping, or using crypto.
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