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Federal Court Ends Custodia Bank Bid for Federal Reserve Master Account

A U.S. federal appeals court has rejected Custodia Bank's bid to obtain a master account with the Federal Reserve, ending a five-year legal battle. The court upheld the Federal Reserve's authority to deny access to its payment systems, emphasizing that reserve banks have discretion to assess risks before granting accounts. Custodia, a digital asset-focused bank, argued that federal law entitled it to an account, but the court disagreed. The ruling reinforces the Fed's role as gatekeeper to the national payment infrastructure. A dissenting judge warned that denying master account access can be a "death sentence" for banks. The decision comes amid broader efforts by crypto firms to access traditional financial systems.

TheNewsCrypto03/14 06:49

Federal Court Ends Custodia Bank Bid for Federal Reserve Master Account

TheNewsCrypto03/14 06:49

Analysis: HYPE at $37 Current Price, Still Undervalued in a Bear Market

Analysis: HYPE at $37 is undervalued even in a bear market. Hyperliquid's 2025 revenue is 15% of CME's, yet its market cap is only 10% of CME's. The market is not pricing in the trillion-dollar TAM potential from HIP-3, which enables permissionless perpetual contracts for any asset. The Iran war weekend served as a stress test, with Hyperliquid's oil futures providing real-time global pricing while CME was closed. A four-scenario DCF model shows that even in a bear case (0.01% capture of the $1.74T daily TAM), HYPE's implied price is $60—well above the current $37. This suggests the base exchange business alone is undervalued. The base case (0.10% capture) implies $72, and the bull case (0.50% capture) implies $124. HIP-3 already contributes ~10% of fees just five months after launch. Hyperliquid's liquidity depth, execution quality, and lack of US-centric regulatory dependency strengthen its position. With a P/S ratio of 10-13x vs. traditional exchanges at 20-25x, HYPE is poised for re-rating as it captures migrating traditional finance volume.

marsbit03/14 06:27

Analysis: HYPE at $37 Current Price, Still Undervalued in a Bear Market

marsbit03/14 06:27

Vitalik Buterin’s SHIB Gift Backfires? Warns Of “Authoritarian” AI Push From A Nonprofit

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has publicly distanced himself from the Future of Life Institute (FLI), an AI-safety nonprofit he supported in 2021 with a substantial SHIB token donation. Buterin clarified that FLI initially presented a broad roadmap focused on reducing existential risks from AI, bio, and nuclear threats with a pro-science, pro-peace approach. However, he now criticizes the organization for pivoting toward large-scale political advocacy, which he views as authoritarian and fragile. Buterin expressed concern that FLI’s current approach—such as pushing for restrictive AI safeguards and potential open-source bans—could backfire and lead to centralized control. Despite disagreements, he acknowledged alignment with FLI’s recent "Pro-human AI declaration." The situation highlights broader concerns about crypto-funded philanthropy, transparency, and the unintended consequences of large donations influencing AI governance.

bitcoinist03/14 06:01

Vitalik Buterin’s SHIB Gift Backfires? Warns Of “Authoritarian” AI Push From A Nonprofit

bitcoinist03/14 06:01

Is Bitcoin Undervalued? MVRV Ratio Mirrors Post-FTX Stress Levels

Bitcoin is struggling to break above the $72,000 resistance level amid ongoing market uncertainty. Analysis by CryptoQuant highlights a significant drop in Bitcoin’s 365-day MVRV ratio—a key on-chain metric comparing market cap to realized value—to levels last seen after the FTX collapse in late 2022. Historically, such depressed MVRV readings have often preceded strong price recoveries, as was the case when Bitcoin rallied 67% in the three months following the FTX crash. While current conditions differ due to macroeconomic factors like high interest rates and increased institutional participation via ETFs, the compressed MVRV suggests Bitcoin may be undervalued and could signal a potential accumulation phase for long-term investors.

bitcoinist03/14 05:05

Is Bitcoin Undervalued? MVRV Ratio Mirrors Post-FTX Stress Levels

bitcoinist03/14 05:05

On-Chain Tracking｜US Further Cracks Down on North Korean IT Worker Fraud Network Using Cryptocurrency to Fund Weapons of Mass Destruction, Sanctions 6 Individuals and 2 Entities

On March 12, the U.S. Treasury’s OFAC sanctioned six individuals and two entities involved in a DPRK-led IT worker fraud network. These actors allegedly deceived U.S. companies to generate revenue for North Korea’s weapons of mass destruction programs, with nearly $800 million involved in 2024 alone. The sanctioned individuals facilitated crypto exchange, money laundering, and IT operations, while the entities (Amnokgang and Quangvietdnbg) were key operators. A total of 21 cryptocurrency addresses were identified. One individual exchanged approximately $2.5 million in crypto for North Korea. Blockchain analysis revealed fund flows to major exchanges, including over 200,000 USDT and 0.57 BTC traced to CEXs. One address held over $24 million in stablecoins, with significant outflows detected. This action underscores ongoing U.S. efforts to combat DPRK’s use of crypto to evade sanctions and fund illicit programs. Virtual asset service providers are urged to enhance AML screening and monitor high-risk addresses.

marsbit03/14 04:47

On-Chain Tracking｜US Further Cracks Down on North Korean IT Worker Fraud Network Using Cryptocurrency to Fund Weapons of Mass Destruction, Sanctions 6 Individuals and 2 Entities

marsbit03/14 04:47

On-Chain Tracking | US Further Cracks Down on North Korean IT Worker Fraud Network Using Cryptocurrency to Fund Weapons of Mass Destruction, Sanctions 6 Individuals and 2 Entities

On March 12, the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned six individuals and two entities involved in a Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK)-led IT worker fraud network. The scheme defrauded U.S. companies to fund DPRK’s weapons of mass destruction programs, with nearly $800 million involved in 2024 alone. The sanctioned individuals facilitated cryptocurrency exchange, money laundering, and IT operations for DPRK IT workers who used fake identities to infiltrate companies. Two entities, Amnokgang and Quangvietdnbg, were key operators. OFAC identified 21 cryptocurrency addresses linked to the network. One individual exchanged approximately $2.5 million in crypto for DPRK operatives. Chain analysis revealed significant outflows to various exchanges, including over 200,000 USDT and substantial amounts of Ethereum, Tether, and TRX. This action underscores ongoing efforts to combat DPRK’s use of crypto to evade sanctions and highlights the importance of robust anti-money laundering screening for virtual asset service providers.

Odaily星球日报03/14 04:43

On-Chain Tracking | US Further Cracks Down on North Korean IT Worker Fraud Network Using Cryptocurrency to Fund Weapons of Mass Destruction, Sanctions 6 Individuals and 2 Entities

Odaily星球日报03/14 04:43

Fortune Investigates Binance's Iran Fund Flow: $439 Million Chinese VIP Accounts Surface

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, is facing renewed scrutiny over its compliance practices following a Fortune investigation. The report reveals that a VIP account, registered under the name of a 79-year-old Chinese resident, transferred $439 million in Tether stablecoins to external wallets. These funds were subsequently moved to wallets linked to Iranian entities, including the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Despite Binance's $4.3 billion plea deal with the U.S. government in 2023, which it committed to strengthen its compliance programs, these massive transactions did not trigger immediate alerts. A second Chinese VIP account, held by a 38-year-old woman, transferred nearly $200 million to the same Iranian-linked network. Internal investigators found that both accounts were likely accessed from the same device, suggesting possible common control. The funds were funneled through a Hong Kong-based entity, Blessed Trust, which also handled back-office operations for Binance. The exchange has denied that internal investigators were fired for uncovering these activities, stating their departures were due to violations of data policies. The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly investigating whether Iran used Binance to evade sanctions, though the exchange says it is unaware of any such probe. These findings have prompted a U.S. Senate investigation and raised serious questions about the effectiveness of Binance's compliance program.

marsbit03/14 03:49

Fortune Investigates Binance's Iran Fund Flow: $439 Million Chinese VIP Accounts Surface

marsbit03/14 03:49

The Mystery of Missing Crypto Assets: Deconstructing the Security Logic and Cost of Survival Behind WEEX Exchange

In the 2026 digital asset landscape, trust is built slower than rumors spread. This analysis examines WEEX Exchange through three lenses: financial controls, compliance costs, and technological evolution, bypassing brand narratives. A key finding is the prevalence of "parasitic attacks"—88% of alleged "WEEX scams" cases involved users accessing cloned sites on spoof domains (e.g., weex-vip.xyz), not the official platform. This "reputation tax" is a common challenge for major exchanges, where external risks from phishing and SEO manipulation are often misattributed to the brand itself. Financially, WEEX demonstrates stability through high-cost commitments: a multi-year sponsorship deal with Spain's LALIGA, which requires rigorous due diligence and financial transparency, and a publicly verifiable 1,000 BTC Protection Fund with on-chain proof of reserves. These represent substantial, "hard-to-abandon" investments. The article advises users to employ practical verification: using official scam verification tools, checking on-chain fund addresses via blockchain explorers, and rejecting any off-platform transaction requests. Ultimately, platform security is not claimed but demonstrated through transparent data and costly compliance commitments.

marsbit03/14 03:15

The Mystery of Missing Crypto Assets: Deconstructing the Security Logic and Cost of Survival Behind WEEX Exchange

marsbit03/14 03:15

From Gold to Crude Oil: WEEX Expands Real-World Asset Tokenization to Energy Markets

In recent years, the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) has become a significant trend in the crypto industry, expanding from stablecoins and U.S. Treasuries to include commodities like precious metals. Gold and silver have been among the earliest assets to be tokenized, with products such as PAX Gold and Tether Gold enabling 24/7 trading, lower entry barriers, and seamless integration into the crypto ecosystem. This movement is now extending into energy markets, with crude oil emerging as a new focus. Tokenized oil products, such as XTI, which tracks the NYMEX WTI crude oil spot price, provide digital exposure to global energy markets and overcome limitations of traditional trading like high entry barriers and restricted trading hours. Platforms like WEEX are actively expanding their commodity offerings by including oil tokens like XTI alongside established precious metal tokens. They are also launching incentive programs to boost liquidity and participation in these markets. The RWA sector is evolving from financial assets to include physical commodities, blurring the lines between traditional and digital asset markets and paving the way for a more diverse on-chain economy.

marsbit03/14 03:10

From Gold to Crude Oil: WEEX Expands Real-World Asset Tokenization to Energy Markets

marsbit03/14 03:10

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