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⚠️ALERT: SlowMist warns new malware targeting Apple Mac users can steal Telegram accounts, passwords and crypto.
The security firm found a macOS malware that allows hackers to steal Telegram sessions, encrypted wallet databases, and passwords saved in Apple Keychain, browsers and Notes.
They can then access chats, unlock wallets offline, and show fake wallet apps (Ledger and Trezor) to steal recovery phrases.
🚨ZACHXBT: “ALL HARDWARE WALLETS ARE COMPLETE GARBAGE”!
On-chain investigator ZachXBT warned against using current hardware wallets for signing critical transactions or storing large amounts of funds.
He singled out Ledger as the worst option, citing frequent Ledger Live updates that disrupt basic functionality, and suggested a dedicated iPhone used only for crypto may be a better alternative.
🚨CZ: BITCOIN BEATS AI AS INFLATION HEDGE!
Binance founder CZ stated that while AI delivers major efficiency gains, it does nothing to protect against inflation, unlike Bitcoin, which does.
“AI is great, but it does not protect you against inflation. Bitcoin does,” he wrote, highlighting Bitcoin’s hard-capped scarcity as superior for preserving purchasing power.
BREAKING: 🇯🇵 JAPAN The world's 4th-largest economy just approved Bitcoin ETFs.
Japan's Upper House committee approved the bill reclassifying crypto as a financial instrument, the same category as stocks and bonds.
It already passed the Lower House, and a full chamber vote is expected as a formality given the ruling party's control.
The reform takes effect in fiscal 2027, with Bitcoin ETFs potentially listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange by late 2027 or 2028.
Separately, Japan has proposed cutting crypto taxes from as high as 55% down to a flat 20%, matching stock market rates. That change is targeted for 2028.
🚨JAPAN OFFICIALLY CLASSIFIES CRYPTO AS FINANCIAL PRODUCTS!
Japan’s House of Councillors today passed amendments to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA), bringing crypto assets under securities-style regulation.
The move adds insider trading bans, enhanced disclosure rules, and market oversight, aligning crypto with traditional financial instruments, alongside the existing Payment Services Act framework.
🇰🇷BREAKING: South Korea moves to officially recognize CRYPTO as a national asset.
The proposed law will include virtual assets and intellectual property alongside government-owned land and real estate, replacing rules dating back to 1950.