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WLFI Banking License Sparks Concerns Among Trump Critics

The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has granted conditional approval to World Liberty Financial ($WLFI), a company linked to former President Donald Trump's family, to launch a trust bank. Final approval requires the firm to hire an external auditor and maintain required capital levels. Three $WLFI investors, including a son of the former president, have agreed to limit their influence over the bank's management. Under the Trump administration, the OCC approved 22 new bank charters in 19 months, a significant increase, with many going to fintech and digital asset firms like Circle and Coinbase. The company claims the federal charter will enhance regulatory oversight and help expand use of its $USD1 stablecoin, which the bank would custody. However, the Trump family connection has drawn criticism from Democrats, with concerns the stablecoin could be used to curry favor with the White House amid perceived lighter regulation. Critics, including a Brookings Institution scholar, warn of risks if the public mistakenly believes the stablecoin is government-backed. A company representative defended the move, stating it subjects the project to continuous OCC supervision, with independent audits of reserves and compliance with anti-money laundering rules.

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WLFI Banking License Sparks Concerns Among Trump Critics

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Trump-backed crypto project WLFI to obtain U.S. bank license. What’s the purpose

The Trump family-supported cryptocurrency project World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has received preliminary approval to establish a national trust bank in the United States, according to Bloomberg. This status, while limiting activities like lending, would allow the company to issue and service its USD1 stablecoin under federal oversight from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). Currently operating under state law, the move to a federal charter aims to mitigate legal risks from varying state regulations. To obtain the final charter, WLFI must still meet requirements for capital, corporate governance, and auditing. The USD1 stablecoin, launched in spring 2025 and backed by U.S. government bonds, saw its market capitalization exceed $5 billion in early 2026 but has since declined to approximately $3.98 billion. The project's revenue is generated from interest on the treasury bonds backing the stablecoin, meaning growth in the token's issuance increases demand for U.S. debt and potential income for the Trump family as co-founders.

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Trump-backed crypto project WLFI to obtain U.S. bank license. What’s the purpose

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Investment Company Lost $2 Million in Address Poisoning Attack

An investment firm, Bofur Capital, lost $2 million in a crypto dusting (address poisoning) attack. The scammers first sent a minuscule 0.0002 USDC transaction to the firm's Ethereum wallet. The recipient address had nearly identical starting and ending characters to a legitimate counterparty the firm regularly transacted with. It is believed a wallet operator later copied the wrong address from the transaction history, inadvertently sending 2 million USDC to the fraudulent wallet, which promptly converted the funds to DAI. Analysts noted the trap was set 20 hours before the large transfer, suggesting hackers monitored the target wallet for a major withdrawal. Following the Ethereum Fusaka upgrade, such address poisoning attacks have surged dramatically. Data shows a 612% increase in USDT dusting transactions over three months, with one investor losing over 500,000 USDT. An earlier Etherscan study (covering July 2022-June 2024) identified roughly 17 million poisoning attempts, affecting at least 1.3 million users and causing over $79.3 million in losses. These attacks are even more frequent on chains with lower fees, like BSC.

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Investment Company Lost $2 Million in Address Poisoning Attack

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"Transparency" Act Will Not Save U.S. Treasury Market, Analyst Warns

An analyst warns that the proposed "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act" will not save the U.S. Treasury bond market. While some proponents believe the legislation would enable stablecoins to boost demand for U.S. debt, investment manager Lawrence Lepard argues this is a misconception. He notes the total market cap of stablecoins (primarily backed by Treasuries held by firms like Circle and Tether) is around $255 billion and has stabilized, which is insufficient against the trillions in debt the Treasury must refinance annually. He estimates stablecoins would cover only about 3% of the needed funding. Most analysts agree clear regulations would increase stablecoin demand, but Lepard contends expecting it to significantly offset declining foreign investor demand—down from 57% post-financial crisis to 32% in 2025—is unrealistic. However, figures like Coinbase's Fariar Shizarad stress that dollar-pegged stablecoins could convert global digital dollar demand into Treasury demand, which is needed across the yield curve.

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"Transparency" Act Will Not Save U.S. Treasury Market, Analyst Warns

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XRP Faces 5.5% Annual Supply Dilution Amid 81.6% Drop in XRPL Revenue

**Summary:** A report by 21Shares highlights concerning supply and revenue dynamics for XRP. The circulating supply of XRP has increased by 5.5% annually due to net monthly releases from escrow, leading to a yearly 5.5% net dilution in asset value for holders at current fee levels. This dilution rate is lower than competitors like Toncoin and Stellar's XLM but remains significant. Demand for XRP is still largely tied to direct utility, with potential catalysts including institutional adoption for treasury management, payments, and as collateral. However, despite processing $159.9B in settlements in H1 2026, the XRP Ledger's (XRPL) reported revenue plummeted 81.6% year-over-year to $1.18M. This steep decline was driven by sharp drops in swap pool fees and NFT royalties. A positive development is the rapid growth of Ripple's stablecoin, RLUSD, whose supply surged over 1,100% on XRPL, significantly boosting on-chain USD liquidity. Institutional activity also increased, marked by Aviva Investors launching a tokenized money market fund on the ledger.

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XRP Faces 5.5% Annual Supply Dilution Amid 81.6% Drop in XRPL Revenue

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Changes in reward and commission systems on cryptocurrency exchanges should be expected due to strategy shifts

As the bear market continued in Q2, leading crypto exchanges Coinbase, Bullish, and Gemini reported declines in trading revenue. In response, they are shifting strategies toward newer products like stablecoins and prediction markets, which is expected to change their reward and commission structures. Coinbase is focusing on its USD Coin (USDC) offerings, with average balances surging 44% to $20 billion, and has cut costs to fund increased USDC rewards. Gemini is tripling down on prediction markets, adding market makers and offering user rebates, though related revenue grew only 18% despite a near-doubling in bets. Bullish, targeting professional traders, launched a new rewards program. While its adjusted transaction revenue fell 21% quarterly, it was still up 24% year-over-year—the only exchange of the three to achieve annual growth. Despite falling trading volumes, commission economics improved for some, like Gemini, even as its overall revenue dropped. If the crypto price rally continues and ends the bear market, trading revenues could recover. However, as exchanges try to reduce dependence on market volatility, users can expect more rewards and incentives for using new products. Competition over fees may also intensify. The blurring lines between crypto and traditional finance platforms could further drive this competition, potentially benefiting retail traders and investors.

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Changes in reward and commission systems on cryptocurrency exchanges should be expected due to strategy shifts

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Cryptocurrency Transfers Abroad: What Changes for Russians Starting September 1st

From September 1, 2026, a new Russian law will legalize cryptocurrency transfers abroad for citizens. The regulations will allow sending crypto to personal foreign wallets and using it for payments to foreign businesses, provided established rules are followed. The law recognizes crypto as property and introduces a legal framework for its circulation, permitting both qualified and non-qualified investors (with an annual limit of 300,000 rubles for the latter) to buy cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. Notably, using crypto for domestic payments within Russia remains illegal and subject to fines. Companies can use crypto for foreign trade contracts, but these transactions remain under currency control and anti-money laundering (AML) scrutiny. Major banks are increasing oversight of crypto operations, requiring detailed explanations for business transactions, with stricter controls expected from July 2027. While providing new legal avenues, the article warns of risks. Users must choose transfer methods (exchanges, P2P platforms, crypto exchangers) carefully, considering fees, speed, and service reliability. Key risks include service providers freezing transactions, demanding documentation, or blocking accounts. Experts caution that even popular assets like Bitcoin can be tracked or potentially targeted, and sanctions may restrict access to international platforms. Ultimately, while legalized, cross-border crypto transfers will operate within a framework of enhanced state control over fund origins and counterparties.

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Cryptocurrency Transfers Abroad: What Changes for Russians Starting September 1st

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Justin Sun Declares War on Altcoin: 'It Freezes User Assets Through a Hidden Function'

Justin Sun has declared war on the altcoin $USD1, accusing World Liberty Financial (WLF) of embedding "backdoor functions" in its stablecoin that could allow the company to freeze or destroy user assets. In a statement via X, Sun detailed his ongoing legal battle with WLF. He claims his legal team successfully opposed WLF's attempt to move their dispute into private arbitration, keeping the case public in a California federal court. Through this process, Sun alleges he discovered $USD1 has similar hidden authorization mechanisms that grant WLF unilateral control over user funds, posing a significant counterparty risk. Sun also raised concerns about WLF's financial health. He questioned the company's ability to cover potential liabilities, including his own claims which could reach hundreds of millions of dollars. He emphasized that the roughly $4 billion in collateral backing $USD1 belongs to its users and cannot be used to satisfy company obligations. Sun urged investors to exercise "extreme caution." WLF has not yet issued an official response to these allegations. Sun's claims remain unproven at this stage.

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Justin Sun Declares War on Altcoin: 'It Freezes User Assets Through a Hidden Function'

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Eric Trump Agrees to Limit His Influence on World Liberty Financial's Planned Trust Bank

Eric Trump has agreed to limit his decision-making influence over the proposed World Liberty Financial national trust bank while its crypto business undergoes federal approval. Alongside co-founder Zack Folkman and an Emirati investor linked to Abu Dhabi's royal family, Trump signed "passivity commitments" barring them from bank management control. This move addresses concerns over the bank's Trump family ties and foreign funding as it seeks a federal license. World Liberty emphasized its commitment to full regulatory cooperation. If chartered, the bank would directly hold reserves for its USD1 stablecoin (market cap ~$4B), internalizing its management. This application aligns with a shift in U.S. crypto banking policy under Trump's administration, contrasting with the prior Biden era's stricter stance. World Liberty joins other firms like Ripple and Coinbase in receiving preliminary trust bank approvals, pending further federal requirements.

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Eric Trump Agrees to Limit His Influence on World Liberty Financial's Planned Trust Bank

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Bitcoin.com wallet adds native support for TRON, bringing TRX and USDT-TRC20 to millions of users

Bitcoin.com Wallet, a leading self-custody crypto wallet, has announced native integration of the TRON network. This enables millions of users to directly hold, send, swap, and buy TRX and USDT-TRC20 tokens within the mobile app, without needing external bridges or separate wallets. The move addresses widespread user demand, as TRON is a dominant network for USDT settlements, commonly requested for transfers and payments. Bitcoin.com CEO Corbin Fraser stated this closes a key gap for users who need to send USDT on TRON. TRON Founder Justin Sun highlighted the network's scale, with over $90 billion in USDT and significant daily volume. The integration is now live on iOS, Android, and web, simplifying stablecoin transactions for Bitcoin.com Wallet's global user base.

cointelegraph08/21 15:10

Bitcoin.com wallet adds native support for TRON, bringing TRX and USDT-TRC20 to millions of users

cointelegraph08/21 15:10

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