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#USStablecoinBill USStablecoinBill The US Stablecoin Bill, particularly the bipartisan GENIUS Act, aims to establish a federal regulatory framework for payment stablecoins. It mandates 100% reserve backing in US dollars or short-term treasuries, monthly reserve disclosures, and annual audits for larger issuers. However, the bill faces headwinds. Nine Senate Democrats recently voiced concerns over insufficient provisions regarding anti-money laundering, foreign issuers, national security, and financial system safeguards. They also seek stronger accountability measures. This opposition has cast doubt on the bill's near-term prospects despite earlier bipartisan support and the Trump administration's interest in enacting stablecoin legislation by August. The House also passed its version, the STABLE Act, and reconciling the two versions would be necessary.

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#EUPrivacyCoinBan The European Union has passed the Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR), effective July 1, 2027, which bans anonymous cryptocurrency accounts and privacy-focused coins like Monero (XMR), Zcash (ZEC), and Dash. Aimed at combating money laundering and terrorist financing, the regulation prohibits crypto asset service providers (CASPs), banks, and financial institutions from supporting privacy coins or maintaining anonymous accounts. Transactions over €1,000 will require full KYC (Know Your Customer) verification. The Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) will oversee compliance, targeting 40 major CASPs operating in at least six EU member states. While enhancing transparency, the ban raises concerns about user privacy and financial freedom, potentially driving innovation to less regulated jurisdictions.One Feature: AMLA Supervision The AMLA, a new EU regulatory body, will directly supervise large crypto platforms starting July 2027, ensuring compliance with the AMLR. It will select 40 CASPs based on criteria like having at least 20,000 customers or €50 million in transaction volume per member state. This oversight aims to enforce KYC and transparency rules, particularly targeting privacy coin transactions, and aligns crypto with traditional banking standards to curb illicit activities.

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#AppleCryptoUpdate Apple just relaxed some of its App Store rules finally! Now, iOS app developers can direct users to external websites for purchases. That means apps can now link out for things like NFTs, crypto content, subscriptions, and more. This is a big change, especially for apps that were previously stuck using Apple’s in-app payment system (and giving Apple a 15–30% cut). Developers have been pushing for more flexibility for years especially in crypto and web3 spaces. The shift comes after several antitrust rulings and legal pressure on Apple to open up its app ecosystem. Courts basically told Apple: "You can't keep full control over in-app purchases anymore." So now, devs can offer alternative payment options though they still have to follow certain rules. For example, Apple might still require a warning message before users leave the app to pay externally. It’s not a total free-for-all, but it’s a step forward for devs looking to bypass Apple's fees. Expect to see more apps using outside payment links especially for digital goods and services. It’s a win for the crypto world, and a small but meaningful shift in how Apple runs its App Store.

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