AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoColdcard fallout: Galaxy Research estimates Coldcard-linked theft at 1,596 BTC (about $130M) with a possible 2,055 BTC if a suspected next wave is confirmed, while holders are urged to generate new seeds and migrate. Bitcoin price action: BTC rebounded toward $64,000 in Asia but struggled to hold as traders weighed the hack’s self-custody shock and broader macro jitters. Dormant whale moves: A wallet inactive since 2013 transferred 500 BTC (~$31.3M) amid the Coldcard crisis, adding to the “move to safety” narrative. Strategy in focus: Michael Saylor’s Strategy sold 1,638 BTC for ~$105M, boosting cash reserves to $4B and extending runway—prompting fresh “JPMorgan of crypto” debate. XRP DeFi access: Flare’s FXRP collateral is now accepted in Sentora’s $280M RLUSD lending pool on Ethereum, letting XRP holders borrow without selling. South Korea regulation & listings: The 22% crypto gains tax stays on track for Jan. 1, 2027, and Upbit/Bithumb expanded markets with HOME, META2, and USDG. Security beyond wallets: North Korean-linked attackers hid malware command servers inside “empty” Ethereum transfers, underscoring supply-chain and onchain threat evolution. Tokenized finance momentum: BlackRock launched two tokenized money-market products aimed at GENIUS Act reserve requirements. Crypto industry staffing: FalconX cut 10% of staff and is shifting Singapore focus toward derivatives.
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