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April 5, 2025

US Treasury Targets Houthi Crypto Wallets, Financial Network

The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has identified eight digital asset wallets used by the Houthis to transfer funds associated with their activities. OFAC also designated several individuals and entities as part of a network of Houthi financial facilitators and procurement operatives.

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April 5, 2025

Russian Central Bank Chief Wants Crypto Traders to Face ‘Harsher Punishments'

The Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina has doubled down on recent calls to ban crypto, telling lawmakers that traders should face “stricter punishments.” The post Russian Central Bank Chief Wants Crypto Traders to Face ‘Harsher Punishments' appeared first on Cryptonews.

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April 5, 2025

SEC paints 'a distorted picture' of USD-stablecoin market — Crenshaw

US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner and vocal crypto critic Caroline Crenshaw has accused the US regulator of downplaying risks and misrepresenting the US stablecoin market in its newly published guidelines.However, many in the crypto industry see the SEC's decision as a step in the right direction. In an April 4 statement, Crenshaw said that the SEC's statement on stablecoins — issued on the same day — contained "legal and factual errors that paint a distorted picture of the USD-stablecoin market that drastically understates its risks.

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April 5, 2025

SEC paints 'a distorted picture' of USD stablecoin market — Crenshaw

US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner and vocal crypto critic Caroline Crenshaw has accused the US regulator of downplaying risks and misrepresenting the US stablecoin market in its newly published guidelines.However, many in the crypto industry see the new SEC guidelines — which say stablecoins that meet certain criteria are now considered "non-securities" and are exempt from transaction reporting requirements — as a step in the right direction. In an April 4 statement, Crenshaw, who is widely known for opposing the spot Bitcoin ETFs, said that the SEC's statement on stablecoins contained "legal and factual errors that paint a distorted picture of the USD-stablecoin market that drastically understates its risks.

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April 5, 2025

Is The Solana Bottom In? Experts Answer

In a new technical analysis shared via X, crypto analyst Scott Melker aka The Wolf Of All Streets (@scottmelker) highlighted a critical support-resistance setup for Solana (SOL), emphasizing what he views as a textbook bounce off of a key technical level. “Picture perfect bounce off of $112 support.

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April 5, 2025

Bitcoin traders prepare for rally to $100K as ‘decoupling' and ‘gold leads BTC' trend takes shape

Bitcoin (BTC) price could head back toward the $100,000 level quicker than investors expected if the early signs of its decoupling from the US stock market and gold continue. Source: Cory Bates / X The “gold leads, Bitcoin follows” relationship is starting Bitcoin has shrugged off the market jitters caused by US President Donald Trump's April 2 global tariff announcement.

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April 5, 2025

Is Korea Propping Up The XRP Price? Pundit Explains What's Happening

A crypto analyst has shared insights into the recent strength in the XRP price, suggesting that South Korea may be the reason behind it. The analyst noted that the altcoin has been seeing high trading volume on South Korean exchanges, and this localized demand may be holding up its price while other altcoins struggle to gain traction.

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April 5, 2025

US SEC Rules Dollar-Backed Stablecoins Are Not Securities Under Federal Laws

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has clarified that certain stablecoins, specifically those backed one-to-one by the U.S. dollar, do not qualify as securities under federal laws. This decision helps provide greater regulatory clarity in the growing field of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.

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