AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBinance Heist: The FBI blamed North Korea’s TraderTraitor hackers for the $6.3 billion exchange breach. A fake job interview helped compromise an engineer, and hackers reportedly paid $15 in fees to move about $2.5 billion in one transaction. Binance says it has replenished 98% of the affected assets. Tokenized Finance: Amundi launched an Ethereum-based share class for its STOXX Europe 600 fund, while Morgan Stanley tokenized U.S. stocks and Treasuries through DTCC. Amundi disclosed no fee cuts, and Morgan Stanley delayed its own tokenized-equities venue until 2027. Security Alert: Chainalysis disclosed a breach involving user password hashes and tokens, underscoring fresh risks for crypto services. U.S. Rules: The OCC finalized rules for payment stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act, with the requirements taking effect Jan. 18, 2027. Elizabeth Warren is also expected to chair the Senate Banking Committee, potentially bringing tougher scrutiny of crypto and trading platforms.
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