LATEST: ⚡️ Telegram founder Pavel Durov says the app will roll out a native non-custodial GRAM wallet to its 1B+ users this summer, promising instant, zero-fee transactions.
🤖 Who do AI models think will win the 2026 World Cup?
🇫🇷 ChatGPT — France
🇫🇷 Gemini — France
🇫🇷 Grok — France
🇫🇷 DeepSeek — France
🇦🇷 Claude — Argentina
The verdict: 4 out of 5 AI models pick France to lift the trophy. Claude is the only one going against the consensus, backing Argentina instead.
Who's your pick? 👇
@HTX_Global has been added to sanctions lists, and now funds withdrawn by users to personal wallets are automatically receiving sanction-related AML flags and “tainting” addresses.
Another reminder of the risks of keeping funds on centralized exchanges.
As long as your assets remain on an exchange, you depend not only on the platform itself, but also on regulators, AML systems, and sanctions lists.
Today, even a regular withdrawal to your own wallet can create issues when using other services in the future.
Not your keys — not your coins.
So how can users withdraw funds from @HTX_Global without receiving sanction-related flags?
If you want to reduce risks when withdrawing from exchanges, many users rely on privacy coins such as Monero ($XMR) or Zcash ($ZEC) to break transparent on-chain history before further using their funds.
🚨 RetoSwap users lost $2.7 million following a hack targeting Haveno’s trading protocol.
The attacker drained around 7,000 XMR. The team has already paused trading through client restrictions, blocked the attacker’s onion address, and is now evaluating recovery options.
Large crypto transactions were affected, while fiat trades remained untouched. The incident comes amid declining trading volume on RetoSwap — a Haveno fork.
Ray Dalio says Bitcoin’s problem is privacy.
Transactions can be tracked and potentially controlled — one reason central banks may avoid holding it.
So maybe the real question is:
If Bitcoin is transparent money, should more people look at monero:native or zcash:native ?