The post 001k.bot. Web Platform Review: From Telegram Bot To Full Crypto Management Interface appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Managing crypto income used to mean managing chaos. A freelancer receiving USDT from a foreign client needs to convert it, check the sender’s address, withdraw to a local card, and sometimes pay out to several people at once. Each of those steps used to require a separate tool — a wallet here, a P2P platform there, an AML service somewhere else. The 001k.bot web platform is built around the premise that all of this should happen in one place, without switching contexts or losing money to intermediary steps. That scenario points to something the market is only now catching up to: the next phase of crypto tools isn’t about swapping coins faster or cheaper. It’s about making everything around that swap — storage, transfers, compliance checks, payouts — easier to manage without juggling five different apps to get one thing done. 001k.bot started as a Telegram-f
OUSD's struggle to surpass USDT and USDC highlights the challenges new stablecoins face in gaining trust and market dominance amidst fierce competition.
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The post Alfa-Bank Prepares Digital Depository Infrastructure for Regulated Crypto Services appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Key Highlights Alfa-Bank develops digital depository infrastructure as foundation for crypto services. Pilot cryptocurrency trading program launched for qualified institutional investors. Testing phase covers Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, Litecoin, USDT, USDC, and Zcash. Mass-market crypto offerings expected following regulatory approval in Russia. Major competitors Sberbank and T-Bank simultaneously develop similar platforms. Russia’s Alfa-Bank has advanced its cryptocurrency ambitions by establishing plans for a comprehensive digital depository system. The institution has simultaneously initiated controlled cryptocurrency trading pilots via its Alfa-Investments brokerage platform. These developments emerge as Russia’s government finalizes comprehensive regulations governing digital asset operations. Digital Depository Framework Forms Foundation of Crypto Strategy
The post Revolut Keeps USDT Outside EEA and Switzerland appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Revolut, a crypto-friendly digital banking platform, said its Tether USDt (USDT) delisting will not affect all customers globally. The delisting will affect Revolut customers in the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland, while support for the stablecoin will continue in other markets, a spokesperson for the company told Cointelegraph. Revolut said the decision followed a review of its crypto services and risk considerations under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). “Revolut is discontinuing support for USDT for customers in the EEA following a periodic review of our cryptocurrency offering in light of the evolving EU regulatory framework under MiCA,” the spokesperson said. Revolut’s decision reflects a broader trend across the EU, where crypto platforms have continued to phase out USDT after Tether, the issuer of the $184 billion stablecoin, chose not to seek
The post AscendEX Shuts Down as User Balance Payouts Remain Uncertain appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
AscendEX shut down after MiCA pressure, weak liquidity, and failed funding left operations unsustainable. Users face delayed manual withdrawals, with the exchange unable to guarantee full balance recovery. ZachXBT had flagged nearly empty hot wallets before the shutdown, including ETH, USDT, USDC, and SOL. The closure revives custody concerns after AscendEX’s 2021 breach, which caused about $78M in losses. AscendEX has shut down after regulatory, financial, and operational pressures pushed the crypto exchange into a controlled offboarding process. The platform ceased operations on July 1, then published a notice on July 6 explaining the decision. JUST IN: ASCENDEX SHUTS DOWN AND USERS MAY NOT GET FULL BALANCES BACK Crypto exchange AscendEX has ceased operations on July 1, citing MiCA, regulatory, financial and operational pressure. The company’s statement indicated that current li
The post ZCash price today Analysis: Neutral Outlook Ahead of Key Move appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
As of July 9, 2026, the ZCash price today hovers at $467.95 USDT — calm on the surface but carrying real tension underneath. ZEC trades above its 200-day EMA while the broader market flashes a Fear & Greed index of just 22, deep inside Extreme Fear territory. ZEC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50 and volume. Key takeaways ZEC holds at $467.95 above all three stacked daily EMAs — a structurally constructive setup despite extreme macro fear. The Fear & Greed index at 22 combines with BTC dominance of 56.08% to suppress altcoin risk appetite across the board. Daily MACD histogram has swung to +8.60, signalling momentum recovery not yet reflected in price action. The ATR of 34.32 warns that daily swings can be sharp — tight stops remain vulnerable to whipsaws. A clean break above $473.69 or below $458.74 will likely determine the next directional move. Daily Chart: St
The post Crypto User Loses $999,999 in USDT to One Phishing Signature: How to Stay Safe appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
An unidentified crypto user lost $999,999 in USDT to an Ethereum phishing attack after signing a fraudulent token approval request. On-chain records show the attackers split the stolen funds into three transactions. The transfers landed inside Ethereum blocks 25489460 and 25489463 within minutes of the signature. Token approval phishing remains one of the most persistent threats in decentralized finance. Attackers do not need a victim’s private keys to steal funds. Instead, they trick users into signing a request that grants a contract broad access to a token. The approval then stays active until someone revokes it. Inside the Ethereum Phishing Attack This pattern has hit crypto users repeatedly through 2026. The victim’s wallet held an unlimited allowance for the token, which gave the attacker room to act without any further confirmation. In May, a fake Uniswap
The post Hyundai Card uses USDT and Avalanche for first intercompany remittance trial appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Hyundai Card has completed its first stablecoin-based cross-border remittance test, settling a $20,000 payment between Hyundai Motor’s U.S. and Mexican entities in about seven minutes using USDT on Avalanche. Summary Hyundai Card completed a $20,000 USDT cross border remittance between Hyundai Motor’s U.S. and Mexico entities in about seven minutes. The transaction ran on Avalanche using Tether’s USDT and was carried out for an actual intercompany settlement instead of a test environment. Hyundai will expand the pilot to Europe later this month with Visa and Circle to test stablecoin transfers across multiple local currencies. According to a Hyundai Card press release, the proof-of-concept (PoC) involved Hyundai Motor America converting $20,000 into Tether’s USDT, transferring the funds over the Avalanche blockchain to Hyundai’s Mexico unit, where the stablecoins w