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MEXC Releases Bimonthly Security Report: 141% BTC Reserves, 5,577 Fraud Rings

MEXC has released its November-December 2025 security report, highlighting its commitment to user asset protection. The exchange safeguarded over $2.2 million in user funds through reserve guarantees and recovery efforts. Its latest Proof of Reserves audit, verified by Hacken, confirms reserves exceeding 100% for major assets, including 157.9% for BTC and 126.61% for USDT. MEXC identified and restricted 19,337 accounts linked to 5,577 suspected fraud rings. The compliance team processed 272 assistance requests, leading to 56 successful fund interceptions and 27 law enforcement actions, preventing an estimated $123,400 in losses. Additionally, 674,352 USDT was recovered from user deposit errors.

TheNewsCrypto01/27 10:16

MEXC Releases Bimonthly Security Report: 141% BTC Reserves, 5,577 Fraud Rings

TheNewsCrypto01/27 10:16

The Gray Business of 'Cash for Crypto': How Part-Time Jobs Become Money Laundering Channels for Black Market

This article exposes a growing gray market scheme in China, particularly in Guangdong and Shenzhen, where seemingly legitimate part-time jobs are being used as a front for money laundering operations. Criminals recruit often highly educated but risk-unaware young people through platforms like Xianyu, offering "cash for crypto" or "offline crypto exchange" gigs. The task involves receiving RMB in one's personal bank account, converting it to Hong Kong dollars, and then purchasing stablecoins like USDT at designated Hong Kong OTC crypto shops to transfer to specified wallets. Lawyers Deng Xiaoyu and Huang Wenjing from Mankun Law Firm explain that participants unknowingly become a key "human courier" link in money laundering chains, moving illicit funds from crimes like telecom fraud. Once the funds are identified as illegal, participants face frozen bank and social payment accounts, severe disruption to their lives, and potential criminal charges for offenses like money laundering or assisting information network crimes. The OTC shops in Hong Kong are targeted due to regulatory gaps, the anonymity of cash transactions, and the complex financial environment that helps obscure fund trails. The article warns the public to avoid any兼职 (part-time work) involving handling money, account operations, or crypto exchanges for others, as these are almost certainly illicit. Key red flags include being asked to provide personal bank cards, withdraw cash, convert cash to crypto, or being assured the activity is "legal in Hong Kong." The core advice is to reject any offer that uses an individual as a "funds channel."

比推01/27 06:44

The Gray Business of 'Cash for Crypto': How Part-Time Jobs Become Money Laundering Channels for Black Market

比推01/27 06:44

MEXC Launches ZAMA Launchpad for Users To Share 750,000 ZAMA

MEXC has launched the ZAMA Launchpad, offering users the opportunity to share a total of 750,000 ZAMA tokens with discounts of up to 50%. The event runs from January 26, 2026, 10:00 UTC, to February 2, 2026, 13:00 UTC. There are two subscription pools: one exclusively for new users, offering 500,000 ZAMA at a 50% discount (0.03 USDT per token), and another open to all users, offering 250,000 ZAMA at a 40% discount (0.04 USDT per token). Both pools require a minimum subscription of 100 USDT and a maximum of 5,000 USDT, along with Advanced KYC Verification, a $100 net deposit, and specific spot and futures trading volumes. Users can boost their subscription limit by completing additional futures trading tasks. MEXC's Launchpad is a token issuance platform that has raised over $76.6 million with more than 287,000 participants to date.

TheNewsCrypto01/26 10:21

MEXC Launches ZAMA Launchpad for Users To Share 750,000 ZAMA

TheNewsCrypto01/26 10:21

Stablecoin volumes surge to $35 trillion, but real-world payments still lag at 1%?

Stablecoin supply has grown 76x since 2020, surpassing $300 billion, yet real-world payments remain a small fraction of total activity. A report by Artemis and McKinsey reveals that while stablecoin volumes reached $35 trillion in 2025, only $390 billion (about 1%) was used for real-world transactions like remittances and payroll. The remaining 99% was tied to crypto trading and speculation. Key drivers of real-world stablecoin payments include B2B transactions, which grew 733% YoY to $226 billion, and card-linked spending, which surged 673%. However, these volumes are still minimal compared to the $2 quadrillion global payment market. Tether’s USDT led supply growth, increasing by $48 billion, while Circle’s USDC also saw significant expansion. The report suggests that stablecoin payments could surpass legacy systems within a decade due to their cost and speed advantages.

ambcrypto01/25 00:02

Stablecoin volumes surge to $35 trillion, but real-world payments still lag at 1%?

ambcrypto01/25 00:02

Big Banks Go Stablecoins: Capital One Buys Brex For $5.15 Billion

Capital One is acquiring fintech company Brex for $5.15 billion in a cash and stock deal, pending regulatory approval with an expected close by mid-2026. Brex, known for corporate cards and expense software, has expanded into stablecoin payments, enabling automatic conversion of dollar-pegged tokens. This acquisition provides Capital One with faster settlement technology and access to Brex's business clients. The deal reflects a reset in venture valuations from previous peaks. The stablecoin market has grown significantly, reaching $315 billion following recent regulation. Brex's CEO will remain to lead the unit, and market reaction has been tempered by strong earnings from Capital One.

bitcoinist01/23 16:47

Big Banks Go Stablecoins: Capital One Buys Brex For $5.15 Billion

bitcoinist01/23 16:47

Iran Turns To USDT, Acquiring $507 Million To Defend Its Currency

Iran's central bank acquired at least $507 million in Tether (USDT) in 2025 to defend its currency, the rial, and evade sanctions, according to blockchain analysis by Elliptic. The funds, a conservative estimate, were used to add dollar-linked liquidity to local crypto markets and support international trade. Transactions were initially routed through Iran's largest exchange, Nobitex, before shifting to cross-chain bridges and decentralized exchanges after increased scrutiny. In June 2025, Tether froze $37 million in USDT from wallets linked to the bank, demonstrating a key vulnerability. This case highlights how state actors use stablecoins to bypass traditional banking restrictions, while creating a public, traceable record of their activities.

bitcoinist01/23 06:12

Iran Turns To USDT, Acquiring $507 Million To Defend Its Currency

bitcoinist01/23 06:12

Inside Iran’s $507mln USDT bet to defend its collapsing currency

Iran's Central Bank (CBI) purchased $507 million in USDT to support the collapsing Rial, using the stablecoin to bypass international sanctions and inject dollar liquidity into the local market via the Nobitex exchange. The strategy initially stabilized the currency, but a major hack in June 2025, in which over $80 million was stolen, undermined these efforts. Tether froze an additional $37 million from CBI wallets. In response, Iran turned to decentralized exchanges, while citizens moved funds into Bitcoin and self-custody wallets amid economic turmoil and protests. The case illustrates both the potential and risks of using crypto to evade sanctions and manage monetary policy.

ambcrypto01/22 18:02

Inside Iran’s $507mln USDT bet to defend its collapsing currency

ambcrypto01/22 18:02

Bitcoin Took Top Spot In 2025 Crypto Payments, Litecoin Third-Most Used: CoinGate

In its 2025 report, payment processor CoinGate announced Bitcoin reclaimed its position as the most used cryptocurrency for payments on its platform, accounting for 22.10% of all transactions. This dethroned the previous leader, Tether (USDT), which held a 16.60% share. Litecoin secured the third spot with 14.40% of payments, attributed to its fast and cheap transactions. Ethereum and Tron both saw growth in their payment shares. The Bitcoin blockchain, including Lightning Network, was the most used network. The United States was the leading country for transactions. Notably, more merchants chose to settle payments in crypto, with stablecoins being the preferred method. Despite its payment dominance, Bitcoin's price was down over 9% at the time of writing, trading around $88,300.

bitcoinist01/22 11:32

Bitcoin Took Top Spot In 2025 Crypto Payments, Litecoin Third-Most Used: CoinGate

bitcoinist01/22 11:32

TRON Ecosystem Integration Upgraded: $8 Million Strategic Investment in River to Promote the Implementation of Chain-Abstracted Stablecoin Infrastructure

TRON has announced an $8 million strategic investment in River, a chain abstraction stablecoin protocol, to advance cross-ecosystem stablecoin infrastructure. This collaboration aims to enhance TRON’s stablecoin liquidity and efficiency by enabling seamless cross-chain asset minting and yield opportunities. TRON currently supports over $83.4 billion in USDT liquidity, with more than 70 million holding accounts and 3.09 billion cumulative transactions, reinforcing its role as a leading global stablecoin network. River’s satUSD will serve as a unified entry point, allowing users to deposit assets like wBTC and ETH from Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Arbitrum to mint satUSD on TRON. This facilitates direct access to TRON's DeFi ecosystem, including lending, trading, and yield products. satUSD can also be minted 1:1 using USDT, USDD, or USD1, reducing cross-chain friction. Future integrations include liquidity pools on SUN.io, lending support on JustLend DAO, and the introduction of Smart Vaults and Prime Vaults for user and institutional yield strategies. TRX will also be supported as collateral for minting satUSD, enhancing its utility. The rollout will occur in phases: initial deployment for cross-chain minting and staking, followed by expanded yield products and deeper DeFi integrations, strengthening TRON’s position as a key global stablecoin infrastructure.

marsbit01/22 04:25

TRON Ecosystem Integration Upgraded: $8 Million Strategic Investment in River to Promote the Implementation of Chain-Abstracted Stablecoin Infrastructure

marsbit01/22 04:25

Chain Abstraction Drives Stablecoin Efficiency Upgrade: River Secures $8 Million Strategic Investment from TRON

TRON, one of the most active networks for stablecoin usage, has made a strategic $8 million investment in River, a chain abstraction stablecoin protocol. This funding will support River’s deployment of cross-chain stablecoin infrastructure, focusing on multi-chain asset minting, yield products, and deeper integration with TRON's DeFi ecosystem. TRON currently hosts over $83.4 billion in USDT liquidity, with TRC20-USDT issuance exceeding 83.4 billion tokens and over 3.09 billion cumulative transfers. River’s satUSD will serve as a cross-ecosystem liquidity gateway, allowing users to deposit assets like wBTC and ETH from Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Arbitrum to mint satUSD on TRON. Users can also mint satUSD 1:1 using USDT, USDD, or USD1. The integration includes liquidity provisioning on SUN.io, future lending markets on JustLend DAO, and the launch of Smart Vaults and Prime Vaults for user and institutional yield strategies. TRX will also be supported as collateral for minting satUSD, enhancing its utility. The rollout will occur in phases: initial deployment for cross-chain minting and staking, followed by vault products and deeper DeFi integrations, aiming to strengthen TRON’s position as a global stablecoin hub and improve cross-chain capital efficiency.

marsbit01/22 03:32

Chain Abstraction Drives Stablecoin Efficiency Upgrade: River Secures $8 Million Strategic Investment from TRON