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Japan Arrests 2 in Cambodia-Linked Crypto Fraud

Japan arrests 2 suspects after fake police allegedly tricked a woman into transferring 81 million yen in a crypto fraud. Japan has arrested 2 suspects linked to a Cambodia-based crypto fraud network targeting Japanese victims. Police suspect losses reached 240 million yen. Japan Police Arrest 2 Suspects Over Crypto Transfer...

Grayscale Seeks Approval for ZCSH High Income ETF

Grayscale seeks SEC approval for a ZCSH High Income ETF offering bi-weekly payouts through options linked to its Zcash product. Grayscale has filed with the SEC for a new ZCSH High Income ETF. The proposed fund would focus on income from options tied to Grayscale’s current ZCSH product. It would...

Brazil Sets $10K Reporting Rule for Self-Custody Crypto Trades

Brazil will require covered institutions to report $10K+ self-custody transfers to Coaf. Resolution 588 creates a reporting threshold, not a crypto transaction limit or ban. The rule differs from Brazil’s separate 24-hour retention measure starting in 2027. Brazil will require covered institutions to report qualifying crypto transfers involving self-custody wallets...

Fed Proposes Two-Day Redemption Limit and Capital Buffers for the Stablecoin Issuers It Supervises

The Federal Reserve Board opened two GENIUS Act proposals for comment, covering stablecoin reserves, capital charges, redemption limits, and bank applications. Two business days. That is the longest a holder would wait for dollars from a stablecoin issuer the Federal Reserve supervises, if the new proposal survives public comment. The...

SEC’s Hester Peirce Calls for Zero-Knowledge Proofs in KYC

Can zero-knowledge proofs replace KYC data collection? SEC’s Hester Peirce says yes; here’s her case for privacy-first compliance. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has pushed for zero-knowledge proofs as a way to bring KYC and anti-money laundering practices into the modern era. Her point is that regulators can confirm compliance without...