AGP Executive Report
Last update: 23 minutes agoHuobi Exit From China: Huobi says China’s crypto ban could wipe out about half its users and cut revenue ~30% this year, as it shuts China-based accounts and shifts growth to overseas markets. Bitcoin Under Pressure: BTC stays stuck around the $75K–$80K zone as geopolitical risk (US-Iran) and weaker institutional inflows keep sentiment cautious. ETF Flows vs Risk-On: Crypto funds see continued outflows while HYPE-related products attract fresh demand, with HYPE ETFs quietly topping $100M net inflows. Hyperliquid Breakout: Grayscale highlights Hyperliquid as a standout, citing ~$800M revenue in 2025 and massive derivatives volume, even as the US remains geoblocked. Payments Go Mainstream: Block’s Cash App rolls out USDC to ~15M users this week, aiming to reach everyone by week’s end. DeFi Security Alarm: OpenZeppelin’s Manuel Aráoz warns AI coding agents make “all of DeFi unsafe,” as hacks keep draining value. Regulation & Rails: Mastercard gets a New York BitLicense to expand crypto services, while Coinbase and Standard Chartered deepen multi-currency funding access for institutions. Robinhood Goes Agentic: Robinhood lets AI agents trade stocks from a dedicated wallet and introduces a virtual credit card for agent spending.
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