AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBitcoin & Crypto Markets: Bitcoin slid for a fourth straight day, dipping about 2.5% to just under $62,400 as hawkish Fed expectations and Strategy-linked miner stress weighed on sentiment; leveraged liquidations topped $450M, while traders watched key support levels around $62K–$63K. Corporate Crypto Treasury: Adam Back’s Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company (BSTR) is lining up a SPAC path to go public with a planned 30,021 BTC at launch and a war chest of over $1.5B to keep buying, aiming to push beyond 50,000 BTC. Regulation & Enforcement: Ireland unveiled a 30-point national plan to curb money laundering and fraud, putting crypto-assets and digital finance loopholes at the center of enforcement. Crypto Crime: Thai police and Elliptic traced $520M across 32 blockchains tied to scams and money laundering, while two Texas brothers pleaded guilty in a Minnesota armed crypto kidnapping case involving more than $8M. Fintech & Banking: Revolut said ~112,000 Irish customers will get refunds after an ATM access-fee error by a third-party provider. Payments/Logistics Tech: Delhivery launched Delhivery Maps, an AI routing platform built for India’s messy address and delivery realities. Fintech Jobs: Robinhood announced a 10% workforce cut as it shifts focus toward AI and product velocity.
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