AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPost-Quantum Crypto Tech: QuFi Network unveiled a post-quantum verification platform using Bitcoin Testnet4, aiming to keep quantum-resistant signatures off the base layer while settling via standard Bitcoin transactions. Regulatory/Banking Push: Revolut won conditional OCC approval for a U.S. bank charter, targeting a first-half 2027 launch and setting up checking, lending, cards—and potentially stablecoins. Payments for SMBs: Rho Invoicing added card payments (credit/debit and Google Pay) on invoices, syncing with QuickBooks Online and charging a 2.9% + $0.30 fee. Crypto Crime & Compliance: FinCEN flagged $12.7B in crypto scam flows tied to overseas fraud rings, while U.S. authorities arrested a central figure in a $250M senior fraud scheme that allegedly laundered proceeds into crypto. Cybersecurity: Google confirmed a sixth Chrome zero-day in 2026 (CVE-2026-85046) is being exploited in the wild; update now. Fraud Awareness: Arkansas AG Tim Griffin announced a Sept. 28–29 Fraud and Consumer Protection Summit focused on crypto scams and consumer fraud. Market Pulse: Bitcoin pushed back above $81K on strong ETF inflows, while a blowout jobs report later rattled risk appetite and rate-hike bets.
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