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first_img The Thai SEC plans to set the daily deposit and withdrawal limit for stablecoins at 5 million Thai Baht

According to Cointelegraph, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Thailand has released a draft proposing that regulated cryptocurrency operators set a daily deposit and withdrawal limit of 5 million Thai Baht (approximately 148,000 USD) for each customer regarding stablecoins. This limit will be calculated separately for each operator, applying to both deposits and withdrawals. The regulatory body stated that this move aims to curb money laundering, cybercrime, and the evasion of cross-border fund transfer regulations.The draft also prohibits the transfer of stablecoins in and out of third-party wallets, requiring operators to verify that customers own the accounts or wallets used for deposits and withdrawals. Operators must also comply with the Travel Rule, which involves collecting and sharing information related to transfers and using blockchain analysis tools to identify wallet addresses associated with suspicious activities.Additionally, the draft requires cryptocurrency exchanges to disclose their list of market makers and specify the assets that these market makers provide liquidity for; cryptocurrency brokers are not allowed to use liquidity providers for trading pairs of stablecoins with Thai Baht; a minimum threshold of 3 million Thai Baht will apply to certain over-the-counter transactions. This draft continues the consultation initiated by the Thai SEC in September, during which it had already proposed limits on stablecoin transfers and recommendations for strengthening the regulation of cryptocurrency operators.

first_img Layer33: Calls for a pause on SFDP weekly withdrawals, with the delegation dropping to about 55,000 SOL

The independent Solana validator alliance Layer33 responded to the adjustments of the Solana Foundation Delegation Program (SFDP) rules. The alliance is composed of independent validators, aiming to push for independent operators to collectively hold at least 33% of the network's stake. Layer33 stated that it acknowledges the foundation's remarks that the network scale has exceeded the initial launch plan, the validator pool has matured, and it faces challenges that were not envisioned in the early stages, believing that the delegation mechanism should evolve accordingly. The organization indicated that the new rules replace long-term contributors with short-term participants for a duration of 12 months.Layer33 mentioned that the foundation, in subsequent statements, indicated that participants from the Alpenglow community cluster provided crucial assistance and should receive direct rewards; part of the related adjustments is to make such rewards possible. The organization stated that the SFDP currently holds over 10 million SOL in remaining delegation, and providing substantial rewards to cluster participants does not require dismantling the existing plan; the foundation expressed that the intended recipients of the rewards are precisely the group prioritized for exit. Layer33 also noted that validators remaining in the program will see their SFDP delegation decrease from approximately 85,000 SOL to 55,000 SOL, reducing by about 30,000 to 35,000 SOL; some operators have already shut down nodes and canceled their Breakpoint schedules.Layer33 stated that it does not demand the foundation to change direction but rather to advance in the correct order and update the requests made in the previous open letter: to suspend weekly exit batches until communication regarding not abandoning contributors improves; to supplement details on rewards for Alpenglow community cluster participants; to disclose the analysis behind the 300,000 SOL external staking graduation line, the cap of 100 validators, the 12-month term, and the 55,000 SOL delegation scale; to publish an impact assessment on the current validator pool, including how about 75% of members are identified as non-contributors; to conduct formal consultations with existing SFDP members with processes and timelines; to disclose contribution-based delegation standards and application processes, running parallel with discretionary delegation; and to explain why the program places more emphasis on new validators rather than contributors who have operated and improved the Solana network for many years.

first_img Bitget Wallet's phishing risk interception volume in the third quarter increased by 7.4 times and will expand AI detection

The cryptocurrency wallet provider Bitget Wallet announced plans to expand AI-assisted threat detection. In the third quarter of 2026, the average number of signature requests flagged as potential phishing increased by 7.4 times, rising from about 5,000 in the second quarter to approximately 37,000. Bitget Wallet's Chief Operating Officer Alvin Kan stated that this increase may reflect both a rise in threat activity and enhanced detection capabilities, but existing data cannot quantify the contribution of each.Alvin Kan added that the statistic refers to flagged signature interactions, rather than independent attack incidents or confirmed financial losses. Bitget Wallet introduced AI-assisted risk detection in the second quarter, and the expanded AI checks analyze website code and domain registration information to identify signs of fraud, simulating transactions before user signatures to uncover hidden permissions. In October, 90% of the newly intercepted high-risk domains were identified by AI, compared to 36% in the second quarter; nearly 70% of the domains flagged by AI that month did not have matching alerts in the external threat intelligence sources it checked.Phishing threats continue to target cryptocurrency users. In July this year, a trader lost nearly $1 million due to signing a malicious Ethereum token authorization. An August survey by Rapid7 found that a phishing campaign targeted 885,000 phone numbers, directing recipients to a website impersonating a cryptocurrency wallet provider.
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