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Did anyone else catch the Treasury move late Friday? FinCEN ordered MEXC cut off from the US financial system, alleging at least $16B in transactions tied to sanctions evasion and cybercrime from 2021 to 2026 — including about $1.5B linked to Russian sanctions evasion. US banks will be barred from processing MEXC transfers once the order takes effect 30 days after it is published, and the exchange still holds roughly $4.5B in assets. $BTC is barely reacting so far, flat near $75,814 while $ETH sits around $2,237, which tells me the market is treating this as MEXC's problem for now. Two ways it goes: traders rotate to bigger venues and it fades, or fear spreads to other offshore exchanges and $75,000 gets tested again. Would you pull funds off a smaller exchange after a move like this, or wait out the 30 days?

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The US Treasury just cut a top-20 exchange off from American banks — and $BTC barely flinched. FinCEN's order bars US institutions from moving funds to or from MEXC, citing at least $16B in illicit flows tied to Iran, North Korea and Russia between 2021 and 2026. The ban takes effect 30 days after publication, and MEXC still does over $1B a day in volume. So why is $BTC sitting near $75,969, up just 0.4%? Either traders see this as a one-exchange problem, or the market hasn't priced in what comes next — Operation Economic Outcast already hit Nobitex and the A7 network. If enforcement stays targeted, this fades fast; if another big name gets named, expect a very different tape. Which exchange do you think regulators look at next?

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