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Nigerian President, Bola Tinubu, has signed an executive order creating a coordinated regulatory framework for Nigeria’s virtual assets industry seeking to close regulatory gaps, combat fraud, and encourage responsible innovation in one of Africa’s largest cryptocurrency markets.

Nigerian President, Bola Tinubu, has signed the Presidential Executive Order on Virtual Assets Coordination, 2026, establishing a new framework to coordinate the regulation of virtual assets across government agencies as Nigeria seeks to curb fraud while supporting innovation in… pic.twitter.com/BhnioshPqo
— BitKE (@BitcoinKE) July 17, 2026
The Presidential Executive Order on Virtual Assets Coordination, 2026, takes immediate effect and establishes a Virtual Asset Council chaired by
the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), with
the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS), and
the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
serving as vice-chairs, according to a statement from the presidency.

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The council will also include
the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit and
the Office of the National Security Adviser,
and will coordinate oversight across agencies as virtual assets increasingly blur the lines between currencies, commodities and securities.

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The government said fragmented regulation had exposed the country to money laundering, terrorism financing, cybercrime, fraud and revenue losses.
The order also establishes a Virtual Asset Office within the CBN to serve as the council’s operational secretariat, facilitating information sharing, licensing applications, and regulatory reporting among participating agencies. Existing regulators will retain their statutory powers, with the new framework designed to improve coordination rather than replace their mandates.
Nigeria has moved steadily toward formal oversight of the crypto sector after years of regulatory uncertainty. The government said the executive order aims to protect consumers while providing greater regulatory clarity for digital asset businesses operating in the country.


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Prediction markets continue to confront insider trading challenges with the latest high-profile White House incident.
A U.S. federal investigation into a White House teleprompter operator accused of making more than $100,000 by betting on the contents of President Donald Trump’s speeches has highlighted how access to non-public information can be monetized through event-based contracts. According to reports, the employee allegedly used advance knowledge of speech drafts to place wagers on markets tied to specific words and topics mentioned in Trump’s public appearances.

Kalshi flagged the suspicious trading and referred the matter to regulators.


The White House reported that the subject was placed on unpaid administrative leave after the report with Trump reportedly calling the alleged conduct a ‘disgrace.’
The case underscores how prediction markets are becoming increasingly vulnerable as they expand beyond elections and sports into contracts linked to
political speeches,
corporate announcements,
entertainment events, and
geopolitical developments.

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Unlike conventional financial markets where insider trading laws are well established, event contracts create new opportunities for people with privileged access to information – speechwriters, production staff, company employees, or government officials – to profit before information becomes public.
The alleged trades also illustrate the scale at which insider information can influence these markets.
Rather than relying on broad economic trends, traders with advance knowledge can gain a near-certain edge on highly specific contracts raising concerns over market integrity as prediction markets attract more retail participants and institutional attention.
The incident is the latest in a series of insider trading investigations involving prediction markets in 2026 suggesting the industry is beginning to face the same surveillance, compliance, and enforcement challenges that have long shaped equity and derivatives markets.


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南ダコタ州の暗号資産投資家に対する連邦起訴は、米国の検察当局が、暗号資産に特化した犯罪類型を新たに設けるのではなく、従来の金融犯罪の法規の下で暗号資産投資詐欺を扱う姿勢をますます強めていることを示す、最新の事例である。
米司法省は、投資家に対し、ワイヤー・フロード（通信詐欺）29件、マネーロンダリング（資金洗浄）、銀行詐欺、および加重型の身元詐欺について起訴した。彼が、南ダコタ州、ミネソタ州、そして周辺の州にまたがって多数の暗号資産（クリプト）投資家をだました2,000万ドル規模の計画を主導したとされる。検察側は、彼が暗号資産への投資をうたって資金を募りながら、その資金がどのように使われるかについて虚偽の説明をしていたと主張している。

A Dune Analytics study commissioned by decentralized exchange aggregator, 1inch, has found that roughly 85% of concentrated liquidity deployed across major decentralized exchanges remains idle leaving liquidity providers to miss out on an estimated $150 million in annual trading fees.
The research analyzed liquidity positions across seven blockchain networks and found that most capital in concentrated liquidity pools sits outside the active trading range for extended periods, meaning it does not earn fees despite remaining locked in the protocol.
Concentrated liquidity, popularized by Uniswap V3, allows liquidity providers to allocate capital within specific price ranges instead of across an entire trading curve. While the model improves capital efficiency when positions are actively managed, it also requires frequent rebalancing as asset prices move.

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According to the study, inactive positions have become a widespread issue, with many liquidity providers either failing to adjust their ranges or lacking the tools to automate the process. The report estimates that this idle capital results in approximately $150 million in forgone fee revenue each year across the analyzed chains.

The study noted:
Most of the idle sits in individual wallets. Automated managers and bots tend to keep their positions in range. On Base Uniswap v3, contracts hold about half the capital but carry little of the idle, and individuals account for 82% of it.
About a third of the idle has gone untouched for more than 90 days, heaviest on Uniswap. On incentivized venues like Aerodrome it turns over more often, though that turnover alone does not keep it in range.


The study found that what drives idleness is mostly the asset pair and its volatility, more than the venue itself. Even stablecoin pairs ran around 30% out of range over the period, a sign that ranges drift for everyone.
Interestingly, the study says the venues that predate concentrated liquidity leave about 98.7% of capital underutilized. Concentrated liquidity is a large step up.
In short, capital efficiency is still the open frontier, and that is where the next design wins are.

MARKET ANALYSIS | Why Depth of Capital and Liquidity Matter Most When Choosing On-Chain Infrastructure

Idle capital and fragmentation are two inefficiencies on the same market: much of the capital is out of range, and even the capital in range is split across more venues than any single LP or router reaches. This report rebuilds that picture, but to act on the whole market at once, an LP or a router needs to see it as it happens, which pool holds the depth and where volume is clearing, across every venue.
The findings come as DeFi protocols increasingly focus on improving capital efficiency through automated liquidity management strategies, vaults, and rebalancing tools designed to keep liquidity within active trading ranges and maximize fee generation.


CASE STUDY | How a Crypto Investor Lost $50 Million in a Single Transaction Due to Illiquidity in DeFi Markets




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Airbnb Chief Executive, Brian Chesky, said his X account was hacked after it published a series of AI-generated posts promoting the tokenization of real-world assets, distancing himself from the messages after regaining control of the account.

In a message after recovering his account, Chesky wrote:
“To the person who hacked my account earlier this week: thanks for all the new crypto followers. To my new crypto followers: I’m going to be a very disappointing follow.”


The now-deleted thread argued that tokenization could make ownership of assets such as real estate, bonds and investment funds more liquid and accessible through blockchain technology. The posts however did not include cryptocurrency wallet addresses, token sales, or phishing links, differing from the scams that typically accompany high-profile social media account compromises.

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The posts quickly drew scrutiny from crypto users, many of whom described the writing as “AI slop” because of its repetitive style. AI detection tool Pangram reportedly classified the thread as entirely AI-generated.
After recovering the account, Chesky confirmed it had been compromised and joked that anyone who had started following him for crypto content would likely be disappointed. (CoinDesk)
The incident comes as tokenization of real-world assets has gained hype-like momentum across traditional finance, with major financial institutions and crypto firms exploring on-chain versions of stocks, bonds and other financial instruments.


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ポリゴン・ラボは、暗号資産取引所であるCoinMeの買収を完了したとして、別の追加レイオフ（レイオフ再実施）を発表した。CEOのマーク・ボワロンは、再編はブロックチェーン・ベースの基盤から、ブロックチェーンを活用した決済企業への移行の一部だと述べている。

Xでの投稿で、ボワロンは、ポリゴンが新たな決済重視の戦略に基づいて組織を再編するにあたり、従業員の「多くに別れを告げる」ことになるだろうと述べた。
「これらの変更は、去っていく人々の質ではなく、私たちが築こうとしている会社についてのものです」とボワロンは書いた。

VISA has unveiled the VISA Stablecoin Platform (VSP) designed to help financial institutions, fintechs, and crypto natives issue, manage and integrate stablecoins.
The initiative builds on VISA’s broader crypto strategy that gives institutions and payment providers a simple way to access, store, and redeem stablecoins, beginning with Open USD, a new stablecoin recently introduced by Open Standard. This includes onchain wallet infrastructure through a newly introduced Wallet-as-a-Service offering and connectivity for minting and burning Open USD.


The enterprise platform provides banks and fintech firms with infrastructure to
mint and burn stablecoins,
manage treasury operations, and
connect on-chain wallets to existing payment systems.

“Stablecoins are opening up a new layer of programmable money, but for most institutions the hard part isn’t the concept, it’s the operational reality,” said Jack Forestell, VISA’s Chief Product and Strategy Officer, in a statement.
“With the Visa Stablecoin Platform, we’re giving our clients a single place to mint, move and manage stablecoin operations with the controls, security and network reach they already expect from Visa. It’s how we help them turn interest in stablecoins into real products and real payment flows.”

The platform will initially support Open USD, the dollar-backed stablecoin developed by the Open Standard consortium, with additional stablecoins expected to be added over time.

INTRODUCING | Leading Global Payments, Banking Firms Launch the Open USD Stablecoin and Infrastructure

How to Get Started
Onboard and Operate: Institutions can onboard into a VISA-managed wallet stack or connect existing wallets creating a single home to manage stablecoin mint, burn, and transfer activity.
Connect Bank Accounts and Controls: Clients can link bank accounts and configure approvals, users, and policies to govern who can initiate and approve stablecoin movements.
Mint, Move and Manage Stablecoin Operations: From the start, VSP supports minting, redeeming, holding, and transferring stablecoins, beginning with Open USD, as part of treasury, settlement, and liquidity workflows.

VISA is one of more than 140 companies backing Open USD alongside MasterCard, Stripe, BlackRock, Coinbase, and several global financial institutions. The consortium is positioning the stablecoin as open infrastructure for enterprise payments allowing partners to share reserve income while eliminating minting and redemption fees for businesses.
The launch adds pressure on Circle whose USDC has long dominated the regulated stablecoin market. Analysts say Open USD directly targets Circle’s business model by redistributing reserve earnings to ecosystem participants instead of concentrating them with the issuer.

STABLECOINS | Circle CEO Says USDC’s Network Scale Gives it an Edge as OUSD Enters Crowded Stablecoin Race

The development comes just days after Circle secured approval to establish a U.S. national trust bank allowing it to directly manage reserves backing USDC under federal oversight. While the approval strengthens Circle’s regulatory standing, the company is facing increasing competition from new institutional stablecoin initiatives backed by traditional financial firms.


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Balaji Srinivasan’s vision of the ‘Network State’ has long been one of crypto’s most ambitious ideas: digitally native communities that build their own institutions, economies and governance before eventually gaining recognition as sovereign entities. His Network School in Malaysia’s Forest City is perhaps the closest attempt yet to bring that vision into the physical world.

That experiment is now facing one of its biggest tests.

Following an investigation by Malaysian authorities into the Network School over allegations involving Israeli nationals entering the country on second passports, Srinivasan has proposed negotiating a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Malaysian government to provide legal certainty for the project. He warned that without such guarantees, the community could move its investment elsewhere. Initial checks by Malaysia’s Immigration Department found that all 266 foreign residents held valid travel documents but the probe has exposed the legal uncertainty surrounding the initiative.

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For many in the crypto industry, the story goes far beyond immigration.

The Network School represents the latest evolution of crypto’s long-standing ambition to build parallel societies.
Bitcoin challenged state-issued money.
Decentralized finance attempted to recreate banking without banks.
DAOs experimented with internet-native governance.

The network state takes the concept one step further by asking whether digital communities can eventually develop into real-world jurisdictions with their own institutions, economies, and even diplomatic recognition.
These ideas have become increasingly popular among crypto entrepreneurs seeking environments with lighter regulation, crypto-native financial systems and communities built around shared technological values rather than geography.
But Malaysia’s investigation highlights a reality that crypto projects cannot easily escape.
No matter how decentralized a community becomes online, people still need visas, residency permits, property rights, telecommunications infrastructure, banking access and legal recognition. Members remain subject to immigration laws, national security concerns, taxation, and local politics. Digital governance can coordinate a community internally, but it cannot replace the legal authority of the country hosting it.

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That dependence became evident almost immediately. Rather than relying on blockchain governance or community consensus, Srinivasan’s response was to seek a formal agreement with the Malaysian government – an acknowledgement that even digital-native communities ultimately require the support of conventional states to operate with certainty.
The episode also illustrates how quickly geopolitical realities can overtake technological ideals. The investigation was triggered by allegations surrounding Israeli nationals and Malaysia’s longstanding diplomatic position on Israel – issues that exist entirely outside blockchain technology but nonetheless directly affect a crypto-native community operating within the country’s borders.
The broader lesson is that crypto’s utopian vision has practical limits.

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Building digital institutions is relatively straightforward. Building physical communities requires navigating the laws, politics, and sovereignty of existing nations. While blockchain networks can create borderless financial systems, the people participating in them remain citizens, residents, and taxpayers governed by nation states.
Rather than replacing governments, projects like the Network School may ultimately demonstrate that the future lies in partnership with them. Special economic zones, regulatory agreements and government-backed innovation hubs could prove more durable than attempts to operate independently.
For crypto’s network state movement, Malaysia serves as a reminder that decentralization may reduce reliance on traditional financial infrastructure, but it has yet to eliminate dependence on the institutions of the real world.


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The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has urged countries to accelerate enforcement of anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) rules for the crypto industry, warning that stablecoins are increasingly becoming the preferred digital asset for illicit activity.
In its July 2026 review of virtual asset regulations, the global watchdog said jurisdictions have made progress in implementing its standards for virtual asset service providers (VASPs), but enforcement remains uneven.

The FATF warned that regulatory gaps continue to create opportunities for criminals to exploit cross-border crypto markets.
“Jurisdictions continue to face difficulties in identifying individuals and entities that conduct VASP activities, with many jurisdictions yet to translate legal frameworks into effective supervision and enforcement in practice.”

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The report noted that stablecoins now account for the majority of illicit on-chain transaction volume reflecting their growing role in cybercrime, fraud, sanctions evasion, and terrorist financing. It also highlighted the increasing use of peer-to-peer transfers through unhosted wallets which remain difficult for regulators to monitor.
FATF called on governments to strengthen supervision of crypto service providers, improve implementation of the ‘Travel Rule,’ and enhance international cooperation to identify, freeze, and recover illicit digital assets. The watchdog also urged the private sector to adopt stronger risk management and compliance controls as stablecoin usage continues to expand.

Crypto-related money laundering and fraud has seen #Kenya remain on the #FATF grey-list and is now driving COMPLIANT ENTITIES out of the market. pic.twitter.com/O0xpemULq7
— BitKE (@BitcoinKE) July 13, 2026
According to the FATF, while most major jurisdictions have introduced virtual asset regulations, many have yet to fully enforce them leaving significant weaknesses in the global AML framework that criminals continue to exploit.


REGULATION | ‘Proceeds of Crime Are Laundered and Concealed Within Real Estate or Cryptocurrency in Kenya,’ Says Kenyan Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI)




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暗号資産の新規株式公開（IPO）市場は、規制面での明確さが改善されたにもかかわらず、依然として大半が閉ざされた状態にある。投資家は資金を人工知能やより広範なインフラ関連のテーマへと振り向けている一方で、マクロ経済の不確実性がリスク資産に重しとしてのしかかっている。
クリスチャン・ロペス氏（Cohen & Company Capital Marketsのブロックチェーンおよびデジタル・アセット部門責任者）によれば、暗号資産企業が直面する課題はもはや規制ではなく、トレーディング以外でも持続的で分散された収益を生み出せると投資家に納得させることだ。

British fintech giant, Revolut, has secured in-principle approval from Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) to offer cryptocurrency services in the United Arab Emirates marking another step in its global expansion into regulated digital assets.
The approval covers
broker-dealer,
management and investment, and
exchange services,
although Revolut must still obtain final regulatory clearance before launching the offerings.
The company said eligible UAE customers will eventually be able to buy, sell, and hold cryptocurrencies through its main app and its standalone crypto exchange, Revolut X, within a regulated framework.

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The move builds on Revolut’s earlier approval from the Central Bank of the UAE to provide payment services and strengthens its ambitions to establish a fully regulated financial ecosystem in the country. The fintech, which serves more than 75 million customers globally, has been expanding its regulated footprint after obtaining a UK banking licence in early 2026 while pursuing additional licences in markets including the United States and Peru.
Dubai has positioned itself as one of the world’s leading crypto hubs under VARA’s dedicated regulatory framework. The regulator has licensed dozens of virtual asset firms and granted several companies in-principle approvals as it continues to attract global digital asset businesses.


REGULATION | South African Crypto Exchange, VALR, Makes Critical Step Towards Global Expansion Following Dubai Regulatory Approval




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Coinbaseの幹部であるジェシー・ポラッックは、オンチェーンのソーシャルアプリやクリエイター・コインをプラットフォームの中核に据えようとする自身の取り組みが目標を達成できなかったと認めたうえで、Baseアプリのリーダーから身を引くことにした。

「私たちはビルダーに対する賭けは正しかった。でも、ソーシャルに関しては明らかに賭けが外れた。」– @jessepollak @base pic.twitter.com/yRxlix71cA
— BitKE（@BitcoinKE）2026年7月16日
投稿の中でポラッックはこう述べた：
「明らかに分からないかもしれないが、2026年初頭の最初の四半期は平手打ちを食らったようなものだった……」

決済大手のStripeとプライベート・エクイティ（PE）ファームのAdvent Internationalは、PayPalを530億ドル超で買収するための共同提案を提出した。成功すれば、過去に例のない規模のフィンテック買収としては最大級の案件となる。
ロイターによると、当該コンソーシアムは1株当たり60.50ドルを提示し、火曜日のPayPalの終値に対して28%の上乗せとなる。今月初めに提出された入札は、約500億ドルの確約された銀行融資によって裏付けられている。
この提案は、2026年4月に行われた初回のアプローチに続くものだ。

みずほ銀行は、世界最大級の金融機関の一つであり、日本の「メガバンク」3行のうちの1行だが、米国通貨監督庁（OCC）によるCircleの最終承認として、ナショナル・トラスト銀行を設立することは前向きな規制上のマイルストーンだ。ただし、同社のより広範な成長課題や、ステーブルコイン市場における競争激化といった問題の解決にはほとんど寄与しないという。

「前向きな出来事ではありますが、市場の反応は過度に楽観的になる可能性があると考えています。これは根本的な課題が解決されていないためです」とあるアナリストは述べた。

長年にわたり、ステーブルコインをめぐる議論は規制、準備資産（リザーブ）、導入に焦点が当てられてきた。しかし、ステーブルコインが世界的な決済インフラへと成熟するにつれ、もう一つの課題が、業界最大のボトルネックとして姿を現している：
Liquidity。

タンザニアのフィンテック企業NALAは、ステーブルコインの決済をスケールする際の制約要因として、ブロックチェーン技術ではなく流動性がますます重要になっている理由を、最もわかりやすく示す事例の一つを提供している。
同社は最近、民間クレジット企業のLiquidityおよびMUFGが支援するMars Growth Capitalから、当初2500万ドルの信用枠を確保し、これを5000万ドルまで増額するオプションも付いている。興味深いことに、この資金調達はNALAが資金を使い果たしたからではない。同社は2024年に調達した4000万ドルの株式のうち、依然として半分以上を保持している。

欧州中央銀行（ECB）は、デジタル・ユーロのデジタル・ユーロに関する1年間のパイロットに参加する36の決済サービス提供者を選定しました。これは、2029年までの中央銀行デジタル通貨（CBDC）導入の可能性に向けた次の一歩となります。
2027年後半に開始予定の12か月間のパイロットでは、ECBおよび19のユーロ圏各国の国立中央銀行にまたがって、デジタル・ユーロのベータ版を用いて、決済機能、業務プロセス、ユーザー体験を検証します。
参加者には、銀行、フィンテック企業、加盟店、そしてユーロシステムの職員が含まれ、管理された環境下で現実の取引を行います。

2026年6月のHumanity Protocolによる攻撃を受け、同社はセキュリティ・アーキテクチャを徹底的に見直し、復旧から信頼の再構築へと重点を移しました。影響を受けたシステムに単にパッチを当てるのではなく、このプロジェクトは
新しいHトークンへユーザーを移行し、
ブリッジ基盤を再設計し、
秘密鍵管理を中心に運用上のセキュリティを強化し、そして
エコシステムを再稼働する準備を進めるにあたり、取引所、ブロックチェーンのセキュリティ企業、ならびに法執行機関と連携しています。

ビットコインのトレジャリー企業であるエンパリー・デジタルは、自社の保有ビットコインのほぼ半分を売却した。これは、デジタル資産の積み増し戦略からの大きな転換であり、人工知能（AI）インフラに重点を移している。
同社は1コイン当たり平均62,200ドルの価格で1,400BTCを売却し、約8,710万ドルを調達したと発表した。
その資金は、中西部のAIデータセンターへの投資を支援するために用いられる。同社はそこで25%の持分を取得している。
エンパリー・デジタルは、2025年の暗号資産市場の急騰期にビットコインのトレジャリー戦略を採用した複数の企業の一つだった。しかし、その多くの企業はその後、最高値から株価が急落するなど苦戦している。

世界的な法律事務所であるReed Smithは、暗号資産企業が欧州連合（EU）の暗号資産に関する規制（MiCA）要件を満たせるよう支援することを目的に、自動化されたコンプライアンス・プラットフォームを立ち上げた。ブロックがデジタル資産規制のより厳格な段階へ移行する中での取り組みだ。
「On Chain」イニシアチブの一環として、北米、欧州、アジアにまたがる30以上の拠点を持つ同社は、いくつかの注目度の高い業界取引に助言してきた。とりわけ、トランプ・メディアのビットコイン・トレジャリー向け資金調達や、ナカモト・ホールディングスによるビットコイン・トレジャリー企業の設立が挙げられる。

タンザニア銀行（BoT）は暗号資産に関する包括的な調査を完了し、デジタル・アセットの規制枠組みを進める前に政府の指針を待っている。これは、同国が同セクターを正式に監督するための最新の一歩である。
第50回ダルエスサラーム国際貿易フェア（DITF）でBoTパビリオンにおいて発言したBoT総裁、エマニュエル・トゥトゥバ氏は、法的枠組みは、急速に進化する同セクターに伴う潜在的なリスクから投資家を保護しつつ、デジタル・アセットの監督を強化することを目的としていると述べた。