AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoETF Flows: Bitcoin ETFs logged about $854M inflows (best week since April), with BlackRock’s IBIT leading near $694M, helping BTC reclaim the $65K area after softer US jobs data. Market Structure: Wintermute won SEC approval to trade equities and is positioning itself as crypto liquidity infrastructure moving onto Wall Street rails. Regulation Watch: The US CLARITY Act keeps slipping (Senate delay), while Grayscale withdrew Cardano, Hedera, and Polkadot ETF filings—another reminder that crypto rulemaking is still a moving target. Cybersecurity: North Korea-linked Kimsuky is using local AI tools (Ollama, GPT4All, etc.) to automate attacks and craft more convincing phishing, and DPRK-linked groups account for 66% of crypto hack losses in early 2026. Fraud & Enforcement: Thailand arrested a suspected Chinese middleman tied to a crypto-linked fraud network washing 54M baht, and the US sanctioned a Georgia-based crypto firm tied to IRGC activity. Retail/Products: Pluang is rolling out an AI agent trading feature with human approval, while Toobit launched an Instant Demo with $10K in demo funds. Scams/Consumer Risk: A guide warns that modern scam sites now look legit, pushing users to verify domains and companies before paying.
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