【Golden Finance】International and Domestic Digital Asset News Roundup
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Golden Finance has compiled news on digital asset enforcement, regulation, security, banking services, and blockchain development in multiple regions.
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International 1.【Sharjah police in the UAE crack a transnational digital asset criminal network and seize assets worth over 54000000 USD】
2.【Ledger: Criminal gangs spent millions USD to carry out hardware implant attacks, classified as attacks through local distribution channels】3.【Central Bank of Russia bans withdrawals from regulated crypto accounts to self-custody wallets】4.【South Korean financial authorities strengthen oversight of offshore perpetual contracts; violations involving promotion domestically may be referred to prosecutors】5.【Singapore Gulf Bank launches stablecoin exchange services for retail customers】6.【U.S. federal judge rejects the joint request by Gemini and CFTC to withdraw the 5000000 USD settlement agreement】7.【Swedish central bank urges legislators to prepare legislation for a potential digital krona】
Domestic 1.【Hong Kong police: 2 more than 150 WhatsApp account hijacking cases received within the week; virtual currency exchange companies lost more than 4000000 HKD】2.【Shanghai: Advance development of the national blockchain network (Shanghai hub) and strengthen foundational capabilities such as cross-chain services】
Key points
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Sharjah police in the UAE cracked a transnational digital asset criminal network and seized assets worth more than 54000000 USD。
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Ledger said criminal gangs spent millions USD carrying out hardware implant attacks, and that the incident constituted an attack through a local distribution channel.
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The Central Bank of Russia banned withdrawals from regulated crypto accounts to self-custody wallets.
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South Korean financial authorities strengthened oversight of offshore perpetual contracts, and violations involving promotion domestically may be referred to prosecutors.
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Singapore Gulf Bank launched stablecoin exchange services for retail customers.
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A U.S. federal judge rejected the joint request by Gemini and CFTC to withdraw the 5000000 USD settlement agreement.
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The Swedish central bank urged legislators to prepare legislation for a potential digital krona.
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Hong Kong police said that 2 more than 150 WhatsApp account hijacking cases were received within the week, and virtual currency exchange companies lost more than 4000000 HKD.
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Shanghai is advancing development of the national blockchain network (Shanghai hub) and strengthening foundational capabilities such as cross-chain services.
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This is a roundup of news headlines: some items concern police investigations and account security, while others concern crypto accounts, offshore perpetual contracts and digital krona regulation, as well as bank stablecoin exchange services and blockchain infrastructure development. The original text does not provide complete documents, investigation processes, or independent sources for the events.
Why it matters to readers
These reports collectively reflect enforcement, security, regulatory, banking service, and infrastructure developments in the digital asset sector, including seized assets worth more than 54000000 USD, a 5000000 USD settlement agreement, and losses exceeding 4000000 HKD incurred by Hong Kong exchanges.
Beginners can use this to identify common areas of concern in digital assets, including account hijacking, hardware attacks, transfer restrictions between regulated accounts and self-custody wallets, and regulatory changes in different regions. Financial decisions should not be made based solely on these headlines.
Risks and unknowns
The original text is a roundup of headlines about multiple events and does not include independent primary sources or complete details for each item.
The original text does not specify the formal document, scope of application, or implementation arrangements for the Central Bank of Russia's ban.
The original text does not specify which stablecoins are supported by Singapore Gulf Bank's stablecoin exchange services, the applicable conditions, or the service scope.
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The original text does not specify the affected products, channels, or user scope of the hardware implant attacks described by Ledger.
The original text does not specify liability, case details, or fund recovery status for the Hong Kong account hijacking cases.
The original text does not specify when the individual reports occurred or their subsequent developments.
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