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The Shiba Inu development team has sounded the alarm over a wave of scams tied to LEASH and other tokens within its ecosystem. In notices put up on X by Susbarium, a Shiba Inu-committed profile, scam websites and pretend migrant links are being exploited to deceive owners into attaching wallets and confirming malicious transactions. Fraudulent Sites And Phishing Attempts One of the scams highlighted involved a website promoting a fake LEASH migration. The warnings stress that any messages on Telegram encouraging users to take part in “LEASH V2 Migration” are phishing schemes designed to drain funds. Shiba Inu holders were told to avoid clicking links or approving wall…
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Researchers have pinpointed a previously unknown mineral on Mars, indicating the red planet’s surface may be more actively changing than previously believed. While scientists have a solid understanding of Mars’ surface appearance, uncovering its precise composition remains a challenge. Recently, a team of researchers believes they have identified a completely new mineral, derived from an unusual layer of iron sulfate exhibiting a distinctive spectral signature. In a paper published on August 5 in Nature Communications, astrobiologists led by Janice Bishop from the SETI Institute detailed the detection of an uncommon ferric hydroxysulfate mineral near Valles Marine…
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Nevada-focused Scorpio Gold (TSXV: SGN) says it has received an C$8 million ($5.8m) investment from Canadian mining entrepreneurs Ross Beaty and Eric Sprott to advance its flagship Manhattan property. The investment comprises the issuance of 32 million common shares priced at a discount of C$0.25 apiece. Beaty, who founded Pan American Silver (TSX: PAAS) in 1994 and is the current chairman of Equinox Gold (TSX: EQX), bought 20 million shares, while billionaire investor Sprott placed an order for 12 million. Scorpio Gold rose by nearly 15% following the announcement. By 10:30 ET, the stock traded at C$0.38 a share — its highest in over two years — with a market cap…
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New West African gold explorers are advancing projects as they aim to capitalize on high prices and growing interest from mid-tier producers, SCP Resource Finance says in a new report. Published Friday, the report spotlights Turaco Gold (ASX: TCG) as a standout among emerging Africa-focused developers. Its flagship Afema project in southeast Côte d’Ivoire hosts a 3.6-million-oz. resource and could support a 200,000-oz.-per-year operation within three years, SCP says. Afema could grow to as many as 5 million oz., giving it a net present value of $1.59 billion, based on a gold price of $3,000 per ounce. “Turaco has firmly established Afema as one of the next generat…
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Seabridge Gold (TSX: SEA; NYSE: SA) has cut broad porphyry-style copper-gold mineralization at its Snip North target in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, boosting the district-scale potential near its shovel-ready KSM project. The first three holes of a planned 12,000-metre program this season, which follow up on zones of strong potassic alteration and mineralization discovered last year, have extended Snip North’s footprint by cutting wide porphyry-style intervals with notable copper and gold grades, Seabridge said Tuesday in a statement. A first resource for Snip North is due for release early next year, CEO Rudi Fronk said. “We are very excited by the early r…
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High-grade results from drilling at Seabridge Gold’s (TSX: SEA; NYSE: SA) Iskut project in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle have confirmed the continuity and size of the Snip North target and spurred the company to add 3,000 metres to its drill program. Highlight hole SN-25-30 cut 104.3 metres grading 1.55 grams gold per tonne, 0.25% copper and 4.5 grams silver from 390 metres depth, including 57.6 metres at 2.62 grams gold, 0.4% copper and 3 grams silver, Seabridge reported Monday. “A core zone may be emerging within this mineralized envelope showing strong gold and copper grades that we see continuing for hundreds of meters in our drill logs,” Seabridge Chair …
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GlassPoint, a company specializing in solar thermal technology to reduce carbon emissions, and Searles Valley Minerals (SVM), a producer of soda ash, borates, and other industrial materials said they have partnered on a solar technology project in California that aims to boost US mineral competitiveness. The project, GlassPoint said, will provide superior unit economics to existing coal-based operations while paving the way forward for replacing two coal-fired power plants. Under the first phase of the arrangement, GlassPoint will install 750 MWth of solar thermal technologies to reduce carbon emissions by up to half a million metric tons of CO2 per year at SVM…
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Markets are already positioning for a new month after a notably volatile June – Discover the Monthly Seasonal trends for July. As a reminder, Seasonals look at the average monthly performance for different trading assets depending on which time of the year they do best or worse. While investors had begun to turn the page on US tariffs—with the past month marked by "TACO Trump" headlines and a revival of trade talks with China—the Israel-Iran conflict brought fresh volatility. Oil prices spiked, risk-off flows intensified, and ironically, these developments helped propel stock indices to new all-time highs once the conflict de-escalated. More recently, Trump reignited…
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The SEC and CFTC have finally agreed on something: they need to work together. After years of clashing over who should regulate what in the crypto space, both agencies are now aiming for better coordination. They say the confusion around who’s in charge has gone on for too long and it’s time to bring some order to the chaos. A Joint Roundtable as Starting Point This fresh approach came out of a joint roundtable in Washington, where both sides sat down to talk openly about the mess. SEC Chair Paul Atkins said it’s no longer acceptable for each agency to go off and do its own thing. He pointed out how the lack of coordination causes delays, piles on costs, and makes l…
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Paul Atkins, the newly appointed chair of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has boldly declared that “crypto’s time has come,” marking a pivotal moment in the regulator’s approach to digital assets. Atkins Declares End To ‘Weaponization’ Of Regulation Delivering a keynote address at the inaugural OECD roundtable on global financial markets, Atkins expressed his commitment to unlocking the potential of digital assets in the United States, highlighting the impact of new technologies on global finance. Atkins criticized the previous SEC approach under former chair Gary Gensler, which he described as a “weaponization” of regulatory powers that stifled the c…
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and SEC Chair Paul Atkins are actively signalling a sharp policy turn on digital assets. On 19 August 2025, during the SALT conference in Wyoming, Atkins said that only a “very few” crypto tokens should be treated as securities. He further clarified that the tokens themselves are “probably not” securities. According to Atkins, the classification of the tokens depends on how they are packaged and sold, which is a visible shift from the SEC’s enforcement-led posture under former Chair Gary Gensler. “From the SEC’s perspective, we will plow forward on this idea that just the token itself is not necessarily the security. The…
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The Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit appears to be nearing its final stages, but the path is not yet clear. Although Ripple officially withdrew its cross-appeal in June and fulfilled its $125 million penalty obligation, the SEC has yet to do the same. This case has dwelled long in the minds of the members of the XRP community, and most recently, pro-XRP attorney Bill Morgan commented that while there is technically no hard deadline for the SEC to withdraw, a key date is now fast approaching. No Deadline, But the Clock Is Ticking According to pro-XRP lawyer Bill Morgan, August 15, 2025, serves as a procedural checkpoint for both Ripple and the SEC on their legal standoff. This is…
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The SEC has decided to give itself more time before making a call on Bitwise’s request to allow in‑kind redemptions for its Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Instead of approving or rejecting the proposal outright, the commission extended the review window to September 8. The move keeps the door open, but also signals that regulators want to tread carefully before allowing ETF shares to be swapped directly for crypto. What’s at Stake In‑kind redemptions may sound technical, but the idea is pretty simple. It would let large investors trade ETF shares for the actual assets underneath, like Bitcoin or Ether, instead of receiving the cash value. It’s a standard feature in traditi…
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The SEC Grayscale deal just greenlit Grayscale’s plan to convert its Digital Large Cap Fund (GDLC) into a spot ETF. It’s another step toward folding crypto into Wall Street’s standard menu. The move gives everyday investors direct exposure to top digital assets, and no wallets or seed phrases are required. What the SEC Grayscale ETF Brings to the Table Bitcoin makes up the lion’s share of Grayscale’s GDLC ETF, but it’s not alone. Built on the CoinDesk 5 Index, the fund also pulls in Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano. It’s crypto-Jesus for the TradFi crowd, and as we’ve written about all this cycle, retail is being left in the dust while it is institutions who are driv…
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is stepping into the blockchain era with a bold new initiative called Project Crypto. Under Chair Paul Atkins, the agency is aiming to modernize financial markets by bringing core infrastructure like trading, custody, and fundraising onto public and permissioned blockchains. The plan is ambitious, but so is the size of the problem it’s trying to fix. Atkins Wants to Ditch Outdated Rules Speaking at the America First Policy Institute, Atkins didn’t hold back. He said it plainly: U.S. markets are stuck using analog-era rules that don’t work for digital assets. With Project Crypto, the SEC wants to build a rulebook that matches ho…
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The SEC just made a move that could make life a little easier for crypto firms. Its Division of Investment Management put out a no-action letter saying it’s not going to crack down on advisers or funds that use state-chartered trust companies to hold crypto. That’s a pretty big deal, especially considering how rigid things have been up until now. It gives firms more options for storing digital assets without worrying about stepping on a regulatory landmine. What the No-Action Letter Actually Says Here’s what the letter actually lays out. If a state trust company is properly set up to handle crypto, and it follows a list of rules, then advisers and funds can treat it the…
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If you thought wrapping a traditional asset in a blockchain token would sidestep securities laws, think again. David Hirsch, who leads the SEC’s Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit, made it very clear during a recent talk at Yale: tokenization does not change what the asset is at its core. He was talking about the growing trend of turning real-world assets like stocks or bonds into digital tokens on a blockchain. The idea sounds modern, even forward-thinking, but from the SEC’s perspective, it’s still the same product. Hirsch’s message was blunt. A security is a security, no matter how you package it. Tokenization Doesn’t Equal Exemption The crypto industry has embraced tokeni…
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved in-kind redemptions for spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded products. This means ETF issuers and authorized participants can now deliver or receive actual Bitcoin or Ether when creating or redeeming shares. Until now, they had to use cash. This rule change brings crypto ETFs closer to how commodity ETFs like gold are handled. Why In-Kind Matters for Institutions For institutional traders, this update simplifies the process. Instead of selling crypto for cash or converting fiat into tokens during each ETF transaction, they can deal directly with the assets themselves. That saves time, reduces taxes, and cuts d…
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Bitcoin experienced a solid correction yesterday during the US trading session. The movement from $125,000 down to $120,500 was quite active, after which the first buyers began to step in, suggesting that the bullish rally is clearly not yet over. Yesterday, media outlets reported that the SEC is preparing an innovative exception for crypto projects. This will be a so-called "special regime" that allows startups to test blockchain solutions under regulatory supervision, without fear of immediate lawsuits or penalties. This step could mark a breakthrough in the relationship between the crypto industry and the SEC, which has been tense recently due to numerous lawsuits a…
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The SEC has laid out a packed agenda for the months ahead, and digital assets are getting a lot of attention. Out of twenty new rules in the pipeline, nearly half are focused on crypto. The agency is calling this push Project Crypto, and it shows a clear desire to give structure to an area that has long been filled with uncertainty. This new approach is being led by Chair Paul Atkins, who seems determined to shift away from aggressive enforcement and toward clearer guidance. Issuance and Trading Guidelines Take Shape One of the biggest areas of focus will be on how crypto assets are issued and traded. The SEC wants to create a more transparent path for companies launchin…
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is once again putting the brakes on new crypto ETF proposals. This time, it’s calling out two funds tied to Ethereum and Solana ETFs that were set to offer investors access to staking rewards. The products come from REX Shares and Osprey Funds, and while the ideas sound innovative on paper, the SEC isn’t convinced they’re playing by the rules. The Core Problem: Are These Funds Even Investment Companies? At the heart of the issue is whether these funds meet the legal definition of an investment company under U.S. law. The SEC has a strict view on what qualifies. It wants to know if these funds actually invest in securities as t…
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In a twist few expected, the SEC is warming up to DeFi crypto coins. There’s no PhD needed to make it in this market. Just stop being scared of clicking buttons and start learning decentralized finance. At a June 9 roundtable titled “DeFi and the American Spirit,” Chairman Paul Atkins didn’t call for crackdowns or stricter oversight. Instead, he talked about liberty, innovation, and the core American idea of owning your own financial future. The effect was immediate: Ethereum jumped, DeFi tokens rallied, and we might be looking at the first DeFi summer in five years. EthereumPriceMarket CapETH$337.90B24h7d30d1yAll time A Call for Innovation Exemptions Among DeFi Crypto…
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The SEC just made a move that could speed up how crypto ETFs get approved in the United States. Until now, getting a spot crypto ETF listed was a long process, often dragging on for months. But with the new changes, exchanges like Nasdaq, NYSE, and Cboe can follow a standard rulebook instead of starting from scratch every time. In some cases, that could cut the wait from eight months down to about two and a half. What’s Actually Changing Before this update, each crypto ETF had to go through a double approval process. The exchange had to get clearance, and the fund manager had to go through their own review. That meant lots of back and forth, uncertainty, and long delays.…
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US market regulators have jointly clarified that registered exchanges are not barred from listing and facilitating trading in certain spot crypto commodity products. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) joint statement made on 2 September 2025 said that registered exchanges, including National Securities Exchanges (NSEs), Designated Contract Markets (DCMs), and Foreign Boards of Trade (FBOTs), are not prohibited from trading of “certain spot commodity products” in crypto. “Market participants should have the freedom to choose where they trade spot crypto assets,” said SEC Chairman Paul Atkins. “The SEC is commi…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) are gearing up for their upcoming public roundtable meeting scheduled for 29 September 2025. To begin with, the meeting will focus on regulatory harmonisation across digital and traditional finance (TradFi), enabling the unification of fragmented oversight, since digital and TradFi often fall under different regulatory umbrellas. Importantly, the roundtable discussions signal legitimacy. With top crypto exchanges like Kraken and Crypto.com participating in the discussions, the message goes out that the regulators are serious about compliance and collaboration. Further, the …
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