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Hyperliquid Rises 19% Following Trump's CFTC Onshoring News
Hyperliquid's 19% surge follows Trump's announcement about the CFTC's efforts to onshore exchanges, potentially reshaping US crypto regulations.
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Meta Faces Trial Over Child Privacy and Addiction Issues
Meta's trial regarding social media addiction and child privacy could result in stricter regulations affecting global practices for young users.
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SEC Files Charges Against Spaventa Group for $74M Fraud
The SEC has charged The Spaventa Group in a $74 million pre-IPO fraud scheme aimed at retirees, underscoring the need for tighter regulations in the market.
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Bybit to Enforce Liquidations for Non-Compliant Business Accounts
Bybit will start forced liquidations on September 21 for business accounts that fail to meet new verification requirements, impacting notified users.
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US Treasury Advances GENIUS Act Regulations Ahead of Deadline
The US Treasury is progressing with regulations for the GENIUS Act, set to take effect in January 2027, amid concerns over finalized guidelines.
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Citigroup CEO Advocates for Revisions to CLARITY Act
Jane Fraser emphasizes the need for changes to the CLARITY Act to ensure a balance between innovation and banking stability, influencing future regulations.
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UK to Regulate AI in Gene Synthesis for Biosecurity
The UK government plans to introduce AI regulations for gene synthesis, aiming to enhance biosecurity and potentially increase demand for biosecurity
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CFTC's Innovation Advisory Committee Meeting Set for August 20
The CFTC's inaugural Innovation Advisory Committee meeting on August 20 could shape future regulations affecting crypto, AI, and prediction markets.
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Surge in Hardware Wallet Sales in Russia Amid New Crypto Rules
Sales of hardware wallets in Russia have more than doubled as new cryptocurrency regulations approach, with prices dropping and product ranges expanding.
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Meta Ordered to Pay $567M for Public Nuisance in New Mexico
A New Mexico judge has ruled that Meta must pay $567 million for creating a public nuisance that harms children, potentially influencing future social media