August 12, 2026

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Coinbase

Tether is ready to move to El Salvador

Tether has announced that it’s ready to move to El Salvador after receiving its Digital Asset Service Provider (DASP) license. Source link

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Crypto

Harmony probes reported 4B ONE mint as price plunges

Harmony said on Aug. 12 that it was working with cryptocurrency exchanges to stop and freeze funds after a suspected security incident on its Layer 1 network.  Summary Harmony is working with exchanges to freeze funds while developing patch and evaluating rollback options. Analyst Juiceberg reported roughly four billion ONE were minted without authorization through

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Nft

ZachXBT Links Tiffany Milanovich to Alleged $5M Crypto Scam Ring

On-chain investigator ZachXBT on August 10 accused Tiffany Milanovich, an individual in the US, of involvement in at least $5 million in stolen crypto assets through hardware wallet and centralized exchange customer support impersonation scams. In a thread on X, ZachXBT described Milanovich as a “caller,” who made calls impersonating support personnel to convince victims

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Bitcoin

Crypto Platforms Tokenize Pokemon Cards as Sealed Products Outperform S&P 500 and BTC

Weekly Crypto Roundup Get the weekly briefing for Philippine crypto insiders, from the country’s longest-standing crypto and blockchain news publication. Unopened boxes of Pokemon cards did something remarkable over the past five years: they quadrupled in value, outperforming both the stock market and Bitcoin. Now, crypto startups are placing those high-performing collectibles into secure vaults

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Crypto

Japan Yen Fix Could Fuel Bitcoin and Ethereum Rally

Hayes argues the Fed’s existing $60B FIMA limit is too small to support intervention on the scale Japan may require. Arthur Hayes published a new essay this week arguing that the US Treasury and Japan’s Ministry of Finance have settled on a single method to strengthen the yen: running newly printed dollars through the

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Bitcoin

Buried in the FCC’s New Robot Import Ban: The 35% Foreign-Parts Rule

Key Takeaways FCC restrictions target foreign humanoid robots and U.S. models with over 35% foreign parts. Boston Dynamics could gain as U.S. manufacturing capacity scales toward 30,000 robots annually. China’s Mao Ning vowed countermeasures as Tesla and rivals rethink supply chains in 2026. The FCC’s latest crackdown on foreign-made humanoid robots reads like another national-security

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Tech & AI

Autodesk’s AutoCAD LT Is $199 for One Year Right Now

TL;DR: Get a 1-year Autodesk AutoCAD LT subscription for $199 (MSRP: $540) with professional 2D drafting, native DWG support, AutoLISP automation, Smart Blocks, and cross-platform access. For professionals who primarily work in 2D, paying for a full 3D CAD environment can mean buying capabilities they rarely touch. Autodesk AutoCAD LT is available for $199 for

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Coinbase

Bankless on defensive after dumping Solana AI coin on day one

Bankless hosts David Hoffman and Ryan Sean Adams faced criticism following accusations of dumping Aiccelerate’s Solana-based AICC token. Source link

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Crypto

Brazil’s biggest bank Itaú joins tokenization pilot for bonds and funds

Brazil’s largest bank by market value has joined a pilot involving more than 50 financial organizations to test the issuance, trading, and settlement of tokenized fixed-income securities and investment funds. Summary More than 50 financial organizations are participating in ANBIMA’s tokenization pilot. Itaú and OpenAssets will test the full lifecycle of tokenized bonds and funds.

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Bitcoin

Seven Avoidable Philippine Bank Fees and How to Stop Paying Them

Weekly Crypto Roundup Get the weekly briefing for Philippine crypto insiders, from the country’s longest-standing crypto and blockchain news publication. Maintaining a bank account in the Philippines can often feel like a slow leak in your wallet. Between small transactional surcharges, off-network penalties, and strict balance maintenance rules, traditional bank accounts quietly drain hundreds, sometimes

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