Senate Republicans have released an updated version of the crypto Clarity Act following August recess negotiations.
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Australia's prudential regulator has asked banks and pensions about their exposure to private credit funding.
This is the latest sign that authorities want more information to identify risks in the country's debt market following the collapse of property developer Bathla Group.
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Oil prices have surged as Houthi-Saudi fighting escalates.
Iran is bracing for a long war.
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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has a chance to show credibility by suggesting rate hikes, according to Camille de Courcel, head of developed markets rates strategy at BNP Paribas.
He believes that failing to deliver on this would lead to a vicious circle.
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UBS Group AG is buying back $7.9 billion of old Credit Suisse bonds, its largest move yet to reduce inherited debt.
This is the biggest step the bank has taken so far to shrink the debt load it inherited from taking over its rival.
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Twenty-five years ago today, the world watched in disbelief as the September 11 attacks unfolded in New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania.
2,977 innocent people were killed.
Thousands more were injured.
Firefighters, police officers, paramedics and ordinary people ran toward danger while others were trying desperately to escape it.
And in the years that followed, many first responders and survivors continued to suffer β and die β from illnesses linked to the toxic dust and conditions at Ground Zero.
Today is not about politics.
It is about remembering the people who went to work, boarded a plane, answered an emergency call, or simply started an ordinary Tuesday morningβ¦
β¦and never came home.
We remember the victims.
We remember the first responders.
We remember the families whose lives changed forever.
25 years later, we still remember.
Never Forget.
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Twenty-five years ago today, the world watched in disbelief as the September 11 attacks unfolded in New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania.
2,977 innocent people were killed.
Thousands more were injured.
Firefighters, police officers, paramedics and ordinary people ran toward danger while others were trying desperately to escape it.
And in the years that followed, many first responders and survivors continued to suffer β and die β from illnesses linked to the toxic dust and conditions at Ground Zero.
Today is not about politics.
It is about remembering the people who went to work, boarded a plane, answered an emergency call, or simply started an ordinary Tuesday morningβ¦
β¦and never came home.
We remember the victims.
We remember the first responders.
We remember the families whose lives changed forever.
25 years later, we still remember.
Never Forget.
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A significant amount of crypto shorts worth $255,000,000 has been liquidated in the past 60 minutes.
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Cantor Fitzgerald Co-CEO Christian Wall believes AI infrastructure will drive trillions of dollars in new debt issuance.
He made this comment from the firm's New York headquarters, where he joined Bloomberg Open Interest to discuss a record 2025 and a more complicated 2026.
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BlackRock says Japan's rising bond yields are draining a key source of demand for US Treasuries.
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Richard Haass, a senior counselor with Centerview Partners and former advisor to Colin Powell and President George H.W. Bush, considers $40T debt a national security issue.
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You can copy someone's entries, but you cannot copy their tolerance for the drawdown that comes with them.
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βοΈ ZCASH IS ALREADY PREPARING FOR THE QUANTUM ERA
What happens to your crypto if quantum computers eventually become powerful enough to threaten todayβs cryptography?
Zcash is already preparing for that possibility.
In the video, the developer highlights Ironwood β Zcashβs approach to making shielded funds quantum-recoverable if current cryptographic assumptions are ever broken.
The distinction matters:
Ironwood does not make Zcash quantum-proof today.
Instead, it creates a defined recovery path designed to allow funds to migrate into a future post-quantum protocol if that transition ever becomes necessary.
That means Zcash isn't waiting for the quantum threat to arrive before thinking about migration.
As the developer puts it:
βOne of the biggest things about quantum is a commitment to a plan.β
Long-term security isn't only about protecting funds today β it's about having a strategy for what comes next.
π Source: Zcash ZIP 2005 / Ironwood documentation
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What happens to your crypto if quantum computers eventually become powerful enough to threaten todayβs cryptography?
Zcash is already preparing for that possibility.
In the video, the developer highlights Ironwood β Zcashβs approach to making shielded funds quantum-recoverable if current cryptographic assumptions are ever broken.
The distinction matters:
Ironwood does not make Zcash quantum-proof today.
Instead, it creates a defined recovery path designed to allow funds to migrate into a future post-quantum protocol if that transition ever becomes necessary.
That means Zcash isn't waiting for the quantum threat to arrive before thinking about migration.
As the developer puts it:
βOne of the biggest things about quantum is a commitment to a plan.β
Long-term security isn't only about protecting funds today β it's about having a strategy for what comes next.
π Source: Zcash ZIP 2005 / Ironwood documentation
β‘ $ZEC | #Zcash
π Privacy β’ Freedom β’ Financial Sovereignty
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HSBC Holdings Plc is set to start its search for a new chief financial officer.
The bank is looking to replace Pam Kaur, who unexpectedly announced she would retire from the role in 2027.
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β οΈ $589K USDT Remains Stuck After ZODL-Linked NEAR Intents Swap
A Zcash user says approximately $589,000 in USDT has remained inaccessible for around 50 days following a swap involving ZODL and NEAR Intents.
According to a detailed post in the Zcash Community Forum, the user initially swapped 1,120 shielded ZEC into roughly $589K USDT on July 20. That transaction reportedly completed successfully.
The issue arose afterward, when the USDT was sent to an Ethereum address provided for another swap through NEAR Intents. The funds were transferred on-chain, but the expected swap was not completed and the USDT has reportedly remained inaccessible.
The user says NEAR Intents informed him on July 23 that a compliance review had been completed and restrictions lifted. Despite this, the funds were not returned. The case was reportedly placed under compliance review again in late August.
ZODL has now publicly responded. The team says it does not hold or control the assets involved and therefore cannot directly release or return them. ZODL says the matter has been escalated to the team supporting its NEAR Intents integration and remains under review.
Importantly, there is currently no evidence of a failure in the Zcash network or shielded protocol itself. The original ZEC-to-USDT swap reportedly succeeded; the dispute concerns the subsequent external swap infrastructure and handling of the USDT.
The case remains unresolved. We will follow any substantive response or resolution from ZODL or NEAR Intents.
π Source:
[Zcash Community Forum β original case discussion]
[CryptoTimes β report on the $589K case]
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A Zcash user says approximately $589,000 in USDT has remained inaccessible for around 50 days following a swap involving ZODL and NEAR Intents.
According to a detailed post in the Zcash Community Forum, the user initially swapped 1,120 shielded ZEC into roughly $589K USDT on July 20. That transaction reportedly completed successfully.
The issue arose afterward, when the USDT was sent to an Ethereum address provided for another swap through NEAR Intents. The funds were transferred on-chain, but the expected swap was not completed and the USDT has reportedly remained inaccessible.
The user says NEAR Intents informed him on July 23 that a compliance review had been completed and restrictions lifted. Despite this, the funds were not returned. The case was reportedly placed under compliance review again in late August.
ZODL has now publicly responded. The team says it does not hold or control the assets involved and therefore cannot directly release or return them. ZODL says the matter has been escalated to the team supporting its NEAR Intents integration and remains under review.
Importantly, there is currently no evidence of a failure in the Zcash network or shielded protocol itself. The original ZEC-to-USDT swap reportedly succeeded; the dispute concerns the subsequent external swap infrastructure and handling of the USDT.
The case remains unresolved. We will follow any substantive response or resolution from ZODL or NEAR Intents.
π Source:
[Zcash Community Forum β original case discussion]
[CryptoTimes β report on the $589K case]
β‘ $ZEC | #Zcash
π Privacy β’ Freedom β’ Financial Sovereignty
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Bloomberg Economics Chief Economist Tom Orlik says higher interest rates may be the new normal, citing years of cheap borrowing.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh faces a key test at next week's meeting as markets signal expectations for tighter policy, potentially putting the central bank at odds with President Donald Trump's preference for lower rates.
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SpaceX is set to get a larger weighting in the Nasdaq 100 later this month.
This change could trigger billions of dollars of buying by passive funds tied to the benchmark.
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China has revised leadership rules for universities and other public-sector institutions, strengthening requirements for political qualifications and Communist Party leadership.
Xinhua News Agency reported on Sunday that these changes have been made.
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Russia claims it's already impossible to slow down AI development.
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IF EVERYONE CAN SEE IT, IS IT REALLY FREEDOM?
Stop ignoring privacy.
Start following the future of $ZEC.
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Privacy. Freedom. Financial Sovereignty.
Stop ignoring privacy.
Start following the future of $ZEC.
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Privacy. Freedom. Financial Sovereignty.