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Galaxy Research Director: Coldcard victims had 17 BTC stolen and transferred to an offshore betting platform, which refused to freeze the funds

Galaxy Research Research Director Alex Thorn tweeted that among a Coldcard attack victim holding nearly 30 BTC, 17 BTC were split and converted to ETH via THORChain, and then deposited into the offshore betting platform Duel.com.Upon tracking, this portion of funds corresponds to approximately 229.72 ETH (worth about $445,000). The victim and the research team have emailed all known addresses of Duel.com, providing all transaction and deposit information and requesting to freeze the funds, but the response stated that the victim should have the police contact them, even though the platform's anti-money laundering policy claims it implements KYC and complies with relevant laws.Thorn stated that this response is unacceptable, and most of the Western regions have passed midnight, meaning the police report cannot be advanced until at least Monday; he believes that if the platform refuses to freeze the funds after receiving notification that they originated from an ongoing cyber attack, it constitutes complicity in theft.Since Duel.com's X account has been banned, Thorn turned to @ several individuals associated with the platform, urging them to push the platform to take the correct actions, and stated that if the funds are not frozen, the platform will face significant legal action.

Coinbase CEO: About 50% of contract trading volume comes from U.S. users using offshore products via VPN

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong tweeted, "For years, cryptocurrency trading has been shifting overseas due to the lack of clear regulatory rules in the U.S., and while perpetual contracts are favored by traders, they are banned in the U.S. Frankly, about half of the perpetual contract trading volume comes from U.S. users who use offshore products via VPNs, and KYC checks are lax. Other companies have set up offshore entities to find ways to evade regulation. After dozens of trips to Washington, D.C., and numerous communications from our policy team, we finally received approval to allow U.S. users to access true global perpetual contracts."Previously, the CFTC's Market Participants Division issued a clarification letter and a no-action letter to registered futures commission merchant Coinbase Financial Markets (CFM), allowing it to offer cryptocurrency options and perpetual contracts listed on the affiliated offshore exchange Deribit FZE to U.S. users. The letter confirmed that the aforementioned perpetual contracts can be classified as foreign futures under CFTC Regulation 30.1.Additionally, under specific conditions, the CFTC will not recommend enforcement action regarding CFM transferring digital commodities held by customers and paying stablecoins to its offshore brokerage affiliates for margin purposes, and that affiliate may exercise reuse rights over the aforementioned customer assets.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission issued the "Regulatory Guidelines on the Offshore Issuance of Asset-Backed Securities Tokens for Domestic Assets."

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has issued the "Regulatory Guidelines on the Offshore Issuance of Asset-Backed Securities Tokens for Domestic Assets." The guidelines refer to the offshore issuance of asset-backed securities tokens for domestic assets as activities that issue tokenized equity certificates abroad, supported by cash flows generated from domestic assets or related asset rights, utilizing cryptographic technology and distributed ledger or similar technologies. The offshore issuance of asset-backed securities tokens for domestic assets must strictly comply with laws, administrative regulations, and relevant policy provisions regarding cross-border investment, foreign exchange management, network and data security, and must fulfill the approval, filing, or security review procedures required by the aforementioned regulatory authorities, without harming national interests and public welfare.It is mentioned that the China Securities Regulatory Commission will conduct strict regulation of the offshore issuance of asset-backed securities tokens for domestic assets in accordance with the law and regulations. Before carrying out related business, the domestic entity that actually controls the underlying assets must file with the CSRC, submitting the filing report, complete set of offshore issuance materials, and other relevant documents as required, fully explaining the information of the domestic filing entity, underlying asset information, token issuance plan, and other circumstances. The domestic filing entity and its controlling shareholders, actual controllers, directors, supervisors, senior management personnel, as well as relevant intermediary institutions must ensure that the filing materials provided are true, accurate, and complete, and must not contain false records, misleading statements, or significant omissions.
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