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  1. BITCOINCointelegraph

    Satoshi-era Bitcoin wakes after 16 years of dormancy as 600 BTC moves

    In March 2010, twelve addresses holding a total of 600 Bitcoin, worth around $48 million, moved coins after more than 16 years of dormancy. Whale Alert and Lookonchain tracked these transfers but stated that the coins are not connected to Satoshi Nakamoto based on their research. Whale Alert explained that the rewards originated from blocks mined in March 2010, with one address having moved coins in 2026, and indicated that the pattern was consistent with test transactions. The movement of these coins has sparked speculation, but certain analyses suggest no direct link to Nakamoto.

  2. ALLCointelegraph

    Poland upholds crypto bill veto as Zondacrypto scandal widens

    Polish lawmakers failed to secure the necessary votes to override President Karol Nawrocki’s veto of crypto legislation aimed at regulating the industry, with the Sejm voting 241-198, falling short of the 266 votes needed. The proposed legislation was intended to establish a national framework under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) and place oversight under the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF); however, Nawrocki argued the rules would overregulate the sector. The regulatory dispute is occurring amid a widening scandal involving the bankrupt crypto exchange Zondacrypto, with ongoing investigations into suspected fraud and money laundering, and a case merged with the 2022 disappearance of its founder. Prime Minister Donald Tusk highlighted testimonies implicating payments and political influence linked to the scandal, which involves significant financial losses estimated at over 95 million dollars.

  3. ALLCointelegraph

    Revolut, OpenReserve Win US Approval for Crypto Banks

    Revolut and OpenReserve have received preliminary conditional approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to establish national banks in Connecticut and Utah, respectively, with plans to offer cryptocurrency and stablecoin-related services. Revolut aims to provide digital asset custody, enable crypto use for cross-border transfers, and issue Revolut-branded stablecoins through third-party issuers. OpenReserve, backed by Andreessen Horowitz, is developing a blockchain-based bank that will offer traditional banking services along with tokenized deposits and digital asset custody; it also plans to issue US dollar-backed stablecoins, although it has not yet filed an application for that subsidiary. Both banks are subject to meeting OCC’s preopening requirements before they can officially open.

  4. ALLCointelegraph

    CFTC files to dismiss CME lawsuit over crypto perpetual futures

    The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has filed a motion to dismiss a civil lawsuit brought by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) that challenged the CFTC’s treatment of cryptocurrency futures as swaps, which CME claimed was against Congress. In the filing, the CFTC argued that CME lacks standing to sue because it cannot demonstrate a likely financial injury from the agency’s approval of perpetual futures contracts tied to Bitcoin and related policy statements. The CFTC also stated that CME could list similar futures contracts and that the lawsuit was "much ado about nothing," describing it as “frivolous.” The CFTC requested a hearing to address the motion, which had not yet been scheduled as of Thursday.