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SEC faces Aug. 20 deadline to unlock $123 million recovery fund for Terra investors
The money has already been collected from Jump Crypto subsidiary Tai Mo Shan, but the regulator still has to decide who qualifies.
he US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) faces an Aug. 20 deadline to submit a plan for distributing a $123.1 million fund paid by Jump Crypto subsidiary Tai Mo Shan to investors harmed by Terra's 2022 collapse.
The proposal is expected to determine who qualifies for compensation, how losses will be calculated, whether investors must submit claims, and how eventual payments will be made.
An SEC order issued in February gave staff until Aug. 20 to submit the proposed distribution plan after granting additional time to develop the methodology and coordinate with recoveries stemming from separate Terraform Labs litigation.
Tai Mo Shan has already paid the full $123.1 million ordered by the SEC, including $73.45 million in disgorgement, $12.92 million in prejudgment interest and a $36.73 million civil penalty.
The SEC created the fund after finding that Tai Mo Shan negligently misled investors during TerraUSD's May 2022 depeg and acted as a statutory underwriter for certain Terra LUNA sales. Tai Mo Shan settled without admitting or denying the findings.
Meanwhile, determining how to distribute the money has been complicated by a separate recovery process involving Terraform Labs.
When the financial regulator extended the deadline in February, it said its staff needed additional time to develop the distribution methodology and, where appropriate, coordinate with anticipated distributions from the Terraform litigation.
Terraform creditors are pursuing recoveries through the company's bankruptcy proceedings, where a separate claims process governs losses tied to the collapse.
A claim in that process does not automatically establish eligibility for the Tai Mo Shan fund, leaving the SEC to determine how the two recovery tracks interact and how eligible losses should be calculated.
The distribution plan expected Thursday should provide the first detailed framework for resolving those questions and moving the $123.1 million fund closer to investors.
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Experts are already calling it: this could be a 100X meme coin by the end of 2025, and the clock’s ticking as prices climb through 60 stages. This isn’t just another flash-in-the-pan token — it’s the first cryptocurrency built for payments in the influencer economy, a $25 billion juggernaut in 2025 that is set to soar to $48 billion by 2027.
The Influencer Pepe presale is your golden window to get in before this frog leaps to the moon — don’t let it pass you by
Let’s talk numbers: INPEPE boasts a 380 trillion token supply, with 104.5 trillion (27.5%) up for grabs in the presale at $0.0000001781 — meaning a $100 buy snags you 561 million tokens today.
A 100X jump to $0.00001781 by the end of 2025 pushes the market cap to $6.77 billion — a colossal leap that experts say is within reach. Why? The influencer economy’s the rocket fuel: $25 billion now grows to $48 billion by 2027, and INPEPE’s the first payment method for X tips, TikTok merchandise sales, Instagram brand collaborations and so much more.
Staking at a whopping 20,617% APY locks up supply, potentially cutting circulation as holders chase massive returns, while 20% (76 trillion INPEPE) is dedicated to marketing — think influencer hype reaching millions.
The high staking APY could slash supply by a third, driving scarcity as demand spikes from influencers and their fans. The presale’s 60 stages mean $0.0000001781 is a disappearing act — by Q3/Q4 2025 launch, this could mirror PEPE’s 2023 frenzy, but with real utility.
Influencers are also pushing the meme coin to millions, and every stage cuts your gains. The widget on the project’s website is your entry — ETH, BNB, USDT, or card, your choice — but time’s running out. Don’t be the one watching this explode from the sidelines — hit it now and secure your stake in the next 100X meme coin. INPEPE’s the influencer economy’s fue l— grab it before the presale stages price you out
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Analysts across the crypto space are starting to take a closer look at Unich IDO — the public token sale for $UN that launched just two weeks ago. Some believe it could deliver up to a 20x return. It’s a bold claim, especially in a market where most token sales come and go quietly. But Unich is showing early signs that set it apart.
One of the biggest reasons Unich stands out is because it’s not starting from scratch. Its product is already up and running, and the numbers are kind of wild. In just six months since mainnet launch, Unich has pulled in $1.1 billion in trading volume, over 1 million transactions, and $20 million in revenue.
Let’s talk about the token: $UN. A lot of projects launch tokens that sound good on paper but don’t really do anything. Not here. $UN is right at the center of everything on Unich. Every trade, every fee, every referral — it all runs through this token.
The token unlocks real benefits for users. Holding $UN means lower fees across the platform, early access to new products, and staking rewards that can hit 20–30% annually. There’s even a “Burn to Boost” mechanism: every quarter, 30% of Unich’s profits are used to buy back and burn $UN until half the total supply is gone.
After $UN was listed on the Unich Pre-Market, it jumped from $0.16 to $0.80 in 24 hours. That’s a 5x move in one day, with over $1 million in volume without even touching a major exchange yet. Just a real platform pushing real demand.
With the kind of growth Unich has seen so far, it’s no surprise that exchange listings are already in motion. Based on current progress, it’s expected that at least one centralized exchange (CEX) will list $UN shortly after the Unich IDO ends, so users can start trading without delays.
Beyond that, the team is also in active discussions with several other top-tier CEXs. The goal is simple: to ensure strong, reliable liquidity for traders right from the start.
On the decentralized side, $UN will also go live on major Solana-based DEXs, so traders who prefer on-chain activity will have immediate access and flexibility to trade.
Even now, before the IDO is complete, $UN is already listed on tracking platforms like CoinGecko, Dropstab, Cryptorank, and Bybit. Being there early sends a clear message: Unich is serious, visible, and ready to go global.
Why do analysts see room for a major explosion in Unich IDO? Because it checks the boxes that matter: solid product, growing demand, and early signs of strong token economics. It’s not hard to see where the “20x potential” conversation is coming from. If you’ve been waiting for a project that’s not just talk, Unich IDO could be your chance to get in before things really take off.
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Ask most people how they’d move stablecoins on one chain into a token on another, and the answer hasn’t changed in years: send them to an exchange, wait, and withdraw. It works. It’s also the part of crypto that keeps producing the worst headlines — frozen withdrawals, insolvent platforms, and bridge contracts drained overnight. Lately, though, a different pattern has been building underneath the noise, and it’s worth paying attention to.
The short version: a growing slice of cross-chain activity is quietly leaving both centralized exchanges and traditional bridges behind in favor of what’s usually called intent-based settlement. It isn’t a loud narrative with a token and a marketing budget. It’s an architectural change, and those tend to matter more than the loud ones.
The first is custody. Every major exchange collapse of the last few years shared a root cause — users had handed over their coins, trusting a company to give them back. When the company couldn’t, the coins were gone. That lesson didn’t stay theoretical. “Not your keys, not your coins” stopped being a forum slogan and started shaping how people actually behave with money they care about.
The second is bridges. Moving assets between chains historically meant locking them in a bridge contract and minting a wrapped version on the other side. In theory, elegant. In practice, bridges have been one of the single most exploited targets in the entire industry—Wormhole alone lost around $320 million in early 2022, and by some counts, cross-chain bridges have bled well over $2 billion to attacks overall. When the mechanism you rely on to change chains is also the mechanism most likely to get drained, people start hunting for alternatives.
None of this makes the old model disappear. Centralized exchanges still dominate volume, still onboard newcomers, and still offer conveniences that self-custody doesn’t. The shift described here is directional, not finished.
But the direction is telling. When the two biggest sources of catastrophic loss in crypto—custodial failure and bridge exploits—both get designed out by the same architectural approach, that approach tends to gather momentum whether or not it has a hype cycle attached. Keep an eye on how much cross-chain volume quietly migrates toward intent-based settlement over the next year. It won’t announce itself with a bang. It’ll just show up in the numbers.
For readers deciding where to move their own assets, the takeaway is unglamorous and reliable: understand the mechanics before you trust them, test with a small amount first, and scale only once you’ve seen it work with your own eyes. The tooling has never been better. The responsibility, as always in self-custody, is still entirely yours.
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Grand Theft Auto VI is already set up to be the cultural release of 2026; whether it becomes the first truly “crypto native” blockbuster game is still mostly a Rorschach test for the internet’s hopes and delusions.
Rockstar Games has locked in November 19, 2026 as the release date for Grand Theft Auto VI on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, igniting the usual cycle of map speculation, leak hunting and economic hype around what is likely to be the biggest entertainment launch of the decade. A growing subculture inside crypto Twitter and Web3 gaming circles has layered a new fantasy on top of that: the idea that GTA VI will be the first truly “crypto native” AAA title, with real cryptocurrency integration, on-chain assets, player-owned NFTs and maybe even play-to-earn mechanics that convert crime sprees into off-chain money.
Rumors around this premise have been circulating since at least 2021, when gaming journalist Tom Henderson floated the idea that GTA VI might feature some form of in-game cryptocurrency, a line that has since been recycled endlessly by token promoters and YouTube hype channels. More recent commentary imagines GTA VI integrating a token like Notcoin (NOT) from the TON ecosystem, with one speculative scenario sketching out players completing missions to earn NOT, trading it for in-game resources, and ultimately cashing out into real-world currency, effectively turning the game into a mass-market bridge between a blockbuster franchise and an existing crypto economy. Others fantasize about native NFTs for cars, real estate and weapons, decentralized dark markets and in-character wallets on the protagonist’s phone.
This is where reality crashes back in. Rockstar has never confirmed any crypto integration for GTA VI; in fact, its track record points in the opposite direction. In 2022, the company moved to explicitly ban cryptocurrencies and NFTs from community-run GTA V role-play servers, updating its terms to state that “the use of cryptocurrencies or crypto assets (e.g. NFTs)” in monetized servers was not allowed, and that any server generating revenue through crypto sponsorships or in-game integrations would be shut down. Analysts tracking Rockstar’s legal enforcement have repeatedly noted that the company, and parent Take-Two Interactive, want to own and control every monetization vector tied to Grand Theft Auto’s worlds.
Even more sober crypto media have poured cold water on the idea that GTA VI will suddenly flip into a permissionless Web3 lab. A 2025 analysis from Bitstore, for example, walked through the rumors and concluded that while “players dream of making money in GTA 6,” there is “no evidence” that Rockstar intends to add real crypto payouts or play-to-earn structures, and that the more plausible outcome is an in-game “digital currency” and satirical references that lampoon the space rather than hand it the keys to the franchise.
Could that change over the life of the title? In theory, yes: a future patch or spinoff mode could integrate regulated stablecoins or tokenized assets behind heavy KYC, mirroring the way mainstream finance is experimenting with tokenization under laws like the GENIUS Act. But that would be a late-stage convergence of two very conservative institutions: a risk-averse AAA publisher and a tightly supervised digital-asset regime. The internet’s vision of GTA VI as the first fully “crypto native” blockbuster, with player-owned NFTs, permissionless markets and real-money P2E, is, for now, mostly a projection of Web3’s own unmet desires onto a game whose creators have repeatedly signaled they want control, not decentralization.
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The U.S. digital asset industry is pressing Congress to move faster on crypto market structure legislation as regulatory competition intensifies globally. On April 23, 2026, the Blockchain Association, the Crypto Council for Innovation, and over 90 organizations — with total support exceeding 100 when including Stand With Crypto chapters — urged the Senate Banking Committee to advance a markup of the CLARITY Act, arguing that a federal framework is now essential for market certainty, consumer protections, and long-term U.S. competitiveness.
In a joint letter to Senate Banking Committee leaders, the coalition stated that current momentum in Washington should translate into formal legislative action. The signatories included exchanges, venture firms, infrastructure providers, advocacy groups, and digital asset firms and organizations, including Coinbase, Circle, Kraken, Andreessen Horowitz, Chainalysis, Uniswap Labs, and Ripple.
The letter noted that the committee’s work follows years of bipartisan engagement across congressional offices and federal agencies. It also argued that agency activity alone cannot provide a lasting solution for the sector. The coalition warned against a return to “regulation by enforcement,” which it said created prolonged uncertainty for builders and market participants. It added:
The industry is positioning market structure as a foundational issue rather than a narrow compliance requirement. The letter explains that a comprehensive federal framework would clarify regulatory jurisdiction, introduce disclosure standards tailored to digital assets, and establish consistent rules across all 50 states. It also outlines key priorities, including maintaining consumer rewards linked to payment stablecoins, enabling oversight by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) for tokenized financial instruments, safeguarding decentralized technology developers and service providers, and enhancing disclosure and token certification processes.
For crypto firms, investors, and developers, those issues affect where products launch, how businesses scale, and whether capital remains in the U.S. or moves offshore. For policymakers, the stakes include jobs, innovation, and the country’s strategic position in digital finance.
The broader argument in the letter is that the U.S. can still set the global standard if Congress acts while bipartisan engagement remains active. The coalition said the country’s leadership in financial markets has historically depended on clear rules, strong institutions, and openness to innovation. It used that point to position market structure legislation as a decision with near-term and long-term consequences for the digital asset economy. The letter concluded:
That outlook gives the issue relevance beyond the crypto sector, because the Senate’s next move could influence how digital assets are regulated, developed, and integrated into U.S. financial markets.
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Gold price slips for first weekly loss in five as oil surge lifts inflation fears. Rising yields and stronger dollar pressure the gold market outlook.
Spot Gold (XAUUSD) is holding on Friday after buyers stepped in to defend $4644.46 but this isn’t a recovery. It’s a pause. The same forces that pressured gold all week are still in place and the charts aren’t giving bulls much to work with. Keep reading for the levels and what needs to change to shift the bias.
Nearby resistance is the 50-day moving average at $4870.42. After a successful test of it on April 17, the market has produced a series of lower-highs and lower-lows, indicating the presence of sellers and the lack of buying interest.
At 12:32 GMT, XAUUSD is trading $4707.52, up $13.43 or +0.29%.
Our key value area is $4495.33 to $4401.84. This is where I think gold is going. Last week, it gave traders a chance to buy strength and play for a breakout over the 50-day moving average. When this move failed to materialize, bids got pulled and sellers took over.
The market is also trading on the weak side of a long-term pivot at $4744.34. If the selling pressure persists and $4644.46 is taken out then look for the move to possibly extend into the long-term 61.8% level at $4541.88.
Spot Brent Crude Oil jumped roughly 18% this week and held above $105 a barrel. That move is tied directly to the Strait of Hormuz situation and it’s creating a ceiling on Spot Gold (XAUUSD) that most people aren’t talking about clearly enough. Here’s the problem. Higher oil means higher inflation. Higher inflation means the Fed holds rates longer. The Fed holding rates longer keeps the dollar firm and pulls capital toward yield bearing assets. Gold sits in the middle of that chain and gets squeezed from both ends
Over the near-term I believe traders will be offered the opportunity to buy again, but this time in the value zone at $4495.33 to $4401.84. With the trend up according to the 200-day moving average at $4245.95, traders will see value using the 200-day moving average as their lean. Simply put, I’m looking for a clear buy the dip opportunity.
Last week gold had a shot at the 50-day moving average and couldn’t take it out. That’s the tell. When a market gets a clean look at resistance and stalls, bids get pulled and sellers move in. That’s exactly what happened and now gold is on track for its first weekly loss after four straight weeks of gains. The momentum shifted when that breakout failed and it hasn’t come back.
Gold is supposed to be the inflation hedge but that only works when rates are falling or expected to fall. Right now rates are going nowhere and oil above $100 is the reason why. The 10-Year U.S. Treasury yield is climbing and the U.S. Dollar Index is firming. Those two things together are enough to cap any rally in Spot Gold (XAUUSD) regardless of what the geopolitical picture looks like.
Physical demand out of India and China is picking up and premiums in India are tightening on supply constraints. That’s real demand and it doesn’t disappear because Treasury yields are rising. It provides a floor but right now it isn’t strong enough to override the rate and dollar headwinds hitting gold from the other direction.
I’m not interested in buying Spot Gold (XAUUSD) up here. The value zone at $4495.33 to $4401.84 is where I want to see buyers show up. The 200-day moving average at $4245.95 is the long-term anchor and as long as it holds the trend is up and the buy the dip structure is intact. That’s the trade I’m waiting for. A clean pullback into value with the 200-day MA as the lean and a defined exit if it fails.
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