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Common is a privacy-enhancing, decentralized multi-chain exchange for digital assets. Its ultra-low latency and privacy-enhancing design mitigate the Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) problem, making it an ideal DEX.
Japan's National Tax Agency Officially Launches New "KSK2" System, AI Strengthens Cryptocurrency Declaration Verification
According to CoinPost, Japan’s National Tax Agency officially launched the next-generation core system “KSK2” on September 24, marking the first major upgrade in approximately 25 years. Centered on the My Number system for individuals and corporate identification numbers for entities, the new system enables unified management of personal and corporate data while deploying AI technology to strengthen the detection of fraudulent declarations. Cryptocurrency traders and investors are particularly affected, as annual transaction reports filed by exchanges, bank account deposit and withdrawal records, and Common Reporting Standard (CRS) data shared with overseas tax authorities have all been integrated into the AI’s primary analysis framework. Additionally, social media posts referencing topics such as “cryptocurrency profits” will be cross-referenced with declared data, markedly raising the risk of tax investigations. The agency has simultaneously consolidated cross-sector data linking corporations and individuals, making it easier to identify discrepancies between assets and income for investors purchasing cryptocurrencies through private companies or using gifted and inherited funds. Industry insiders warn that properly safeguarding annual transaction reports and submitting accurate, complete declarations has become an immediate priority.
2025 Investment Fraud Losses Exceed $8 Billion, New York State Warns of AI Deepfakes and Fake Crypto Projects
Odaily News - New York state officials have warned that AI-generated content and fake crypto projects are making investment scams more deceptive. Investment fraud losses exceeded $8 billion in 2025, up 38% from 2024, with 144,041 consumers reporting losses and a median loss of $10,560 per incident.AI can be used to clone voices, fabricate videos, impersonate financial professionals, and create social media advertisements. New York Attorney General Letitia James has warned that scammers lure investors through celebrity deepfake endorsements, fraudulent cryptocurrencies, pump-and-dump schemes, and fake trading platforms.Some fraudulent platforms display fabricated account balances, returns, and trading records, allowing victims to make small withdrawals to build trust before demanding additional deposits or fees. New York state officials advise consumers to verify the identities of promoters, companies, and investment projects, and to confirm where their funds are going.Data from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) shows that reported losses from cybercrime in 2025 totaled $20.877 billion, with losses from cryptocurrency-related complaints reaching $11.37 billion. Common scam signs include promises of high returns, unsolicited investment opportunities, high-pressure sales tactics, and projects lacking clear documentation. (Bitcoin.com News)
Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission to Review Crypto Custodians Between H2 2026 and H1 2027
Odaily News: The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) will conduct on-site inspections and off-site reviews of authorized crypto asset service providers between the second half of 2026 and the first half of 2027, with spot checks targeting institutions offering digital asset custody services. This initiative is part of the 2026 Common Supervisory Action coordinated by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), focusing on assessing institutional governance and control frameworks, key and storage management, private key security, wallet storage, and access control. The reviews will also cover transaction controls, monitoring and incident response, smart contract security, and third-party risk management. CySEC stated that the relevant standards are mandatory requirements, and institutions' compliance preparedness will serve as the basis for selecting entities for subsequent inspections.
ESMA Launches Joint Supervisory Action on Digital Operational Resilience for Crypto-Asset Service Providers
According to ESMA's official website, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) officially launched a Common Supervisory Action (CSA) targeting Crypto-Asset Service Providers (CASPs) on July 8, 2026, focusing primarily on digital operational resilience in the custody services sector. This action will assess the framework maturity of CASPs regarding risks related to Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), covering core topics such as governance arrangements, key and storage management, transaction controls, event detection and response, smart contract risks, and third-party dependencies. National Competent Authorities (NCAs) will conduct risk-based sampling surveys on authorized CASPs, with the survey period spanning from the second half of 2026 to the first half of 2027, and the final report is expected to be submitted to the ESMA Supervisory Board in the second half of 2027.
Coinbase assists Brooklyn District Attorney in combating impersonation scam, involving approximately $16 million
Coinbase officially stated it is cooperating with the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office in New York to assist in investigating a long-term impersonation scam targeting platform users and supporting victims in recovering funds.According to the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office, a Brooklyn man has been charged with long-term impersonation of Coinbase customer service. Using social engineering tactics, he tricked users into believing their accounts had been compromised and instructed them to transfer funds to a "secure wallet," subsequently moving and stealing the funds. The case involves approximately 100 victims, with the total amount involved nearing $16 million. Over $600,000 has been recovered so far.Coinbase stated that this type of scam does not stem from platform security vulnerabilities but is a social engineering attack exploiting user trust and a sense of urgency. Common methods include identity forgery, impersonating customer service, and creating panic over account risks. The company stated it has cooperated with law enforcement agencies to complete various investigative tasks, including identifying suspects, assisting with victim notifications, providing data support for legal requests, and conducting on-chain fund tracing. It emphasized that blockchain traceability helps law enforcement track the flow of funds.Coinbase also reminded users that the platform will never ask them to transfer funds to a "secure wallet" or request 2FA codes, seed phrases, or password reset links. It recommends that users only contact customer service through official in-app channels. The company will continue to strengthen its anti-fraud mechanisms, user education, and cooperation with law enforcement agencies to address increasingly sophisticated crypto asset fraud activities.
Hong Kong’s First Criminal Conviction under CRS; CRS 2.0 to Mandate Reporting of Crypto Assets
Caixin reported that a private banking client was sentenced to six months’ immediate imprisonment and fined HK$500,000 for deliberately providing false information in a CRS declaration—the first criminal conviction in Hong Kong for violating CRS rules. CRS 2.0 refers collectively to the revised OECD Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF); its framework entered into force on 1 January 2026. On 27 March 2026, the Hong Kong government published the Inland Revenue (Amendment) (Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information) Bill 2026 in the Gazette; the bill underwent its first reading in the Legislative Council on 1 April 2026 and is expected to take effect on 1 January 2027—marking Hong Kong’s accelerated domestic legislative implementation of CRS 2.0. CRS 2.0 explicitly brings cryptocurrencies within the mandatory reporting scope, including stablecoins, crypto derivatives, certain NFTs, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and specific electronic money products. Cryptocurrency exchanges, custodians, and related funds must fulfill KYC obligations and report information to tax authorities—systematically closing off avenues for concealing wealth using crypto assets.
2025 Investment Fraud Losses Exceed $8 Billion, New York State Warns of AI Deepfakes and Fake Crypto Projects
Odaily News - New York state officials have warned that AI-generated content and fake crypto projects are making investment scams more deceptive. Investment fraud losses exceeded $8 billion in 2025, up 38% from 2024, with 144,041 consumers reporting losses and a median loss of $10,560 per incident.AI can be used to clone voices, fabricate videos, impersonate financial professionals, and create social media advertisements. New York Attorney General Letitia James has warned that scammers lure investors through celebrity deepfake endorsements, fraudulent cryptocurrencies, pump-and-dump schemes, and fake trading platforms.Some fraudulent platforms display fabricated account balances, returns, and trading records, allowing victims to make small withdrawals to build trust before demanding additional deposits or fees. New York state officials advise consumers to verify the identities of promoters, companies, and investment projects, and to confirm where their funds are going.Data from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) shows that reported losses from cybercrime in 2025 totaled $20.877 billion, with losses from cryptocurrency-related complaints reaching $11.37 billion. Common scam signs include promises of high returns, unsolicited investment opportunities, high-pressure sales tactics, and projects lacking clear documentation. (Bitcoin.com News)
Coinbase assists Brooklyn District Attorney in combating impersonation scam, involving approximately $16 million
Coinbase officially stated it is cooperating with the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office in New York to assist in investigating a long-term impersonation scam targeting platform users and supporting victims in recovering funds.According to the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office, a Brooklyn man has been charged with long-term impersonation of Coinbase customer service. Using social engineering tactics, he tricked users into believing their accounts had been compromised and instructed them to transfer funds to a "secure wallet," subsequently moving and stealing the funds. The case involves approximately 100 victims, with the total amount involved nearing $16 million. Over $600,000 has been recovered so far.Coinbase stated that this type of scam does not stem from platform security vulnerabilities but is a social engineering attack exploiting user trust and a sense of urgency. Common methods include identity forgery, impersonating customer service, and creating panic over account risks. The company stated it has cooperated with law enforcement agencies to complete various investigative tasks, including identifying suspects, assisting with victim notifications, providing data support for legal requests, and conducting on-chain fund tracing. It emphasized that blockchain traceability helps law enforcement track the flow of funds.Coinbase also reminded users that the platform will never ask them to transfer funds to a "secure wallet" or request 2FA codes, seed phrases, or password reset links. It recommends that users only contact customer service through official in-app channels. The company will continue to strengthen its anti-fraud mechanisms, user education, and cooperation with law enforcement agencies to address increasingly sophisticated crypto asset fraud activities.
Japan's National Tax Agency Officially Launches New "KSK2" System, AI Strengthens Cryptocurrency Declaration Verification
According to CoinPost, Japan’s National Tax Agency officially launched the next-generation core system “KSK2” on September 24, marking the first major upgrade in approximately 25 years. Centered on the My Number system for individuals and corporate identification numbers for entities, the new system enables unified management of personal and corporate data while deploying AI technology to strengthen the detection of fraudulent declarations. Cryptocurrency traders and investors are particularly affected, as annual transaction reports filed by exchanges, bank account deposit and withdrawal records, and Common Reporting Standard (CRS) data shared with overseas tax authorities have all been integrated into the AI’s primary analysis framework. Additionally, social media posts referencing topics such as “cryptocurrency profits” will be cross-referenced with declared data, markedly raising the risk of tax investigations. The agency has simultaneously consolidated cross-sector data linking corporations and individuals, making it easier to identify discrepancies between assets and income for investors purchasing cryptocurrencies through private companies or using gifted and inherited funds. Industry insiders warn that properly safeguarding annual transaction reports and submitting accurate, complete declarations has become an immediate priority.
Zcash Developers Bring Tachyon Code into Zakura Common, Aiming for Over 50,000 Private Payments Per Second
Odaily News: Zcash developers are integrating parts of the scaling project Tachyon's code into the Zakura Common cryptography library, with a new component called Udon released on Monday. Tachyon lead Sean Bowe stated that Udon was previously developed as part of Tachyon and has now been added to Zakura Common to leverage the library's existing performance optimizations.The long-term goal set by Bowe and Dev Ojha, lead at Valar Group, is to achieve over 50,000 private payments per second. Tachyon aims to reduce the amount of data that Zcash nodes need to receive and verify by merging proofs from multiple transactions into a single proof. However, the upgrade has not yet been activated on the Zcash network.According to ZecStats data, in the 7 days ending September 28, Zcash averaged approximately 6,200 transactions per day involving shielded funds, down from an average of approximately 11,700 per day in the 7 days ending September 21. (CoinDesk)
Zcash Releases Zakura Common, Accelerating Private Transaction Generation to Under 200 Milliseconds
According to CoinDesk, developers of the privacy blockchain Zcash have released an open-source cryptographic toolkit named Zakura Common, aimed at improving the efficiency of private transaction generation and verification. In certain scenarios, the tool can reduce the time wallets take to create private transactions from over 3 seconds to under 200 milliseconds.
Binance Futures Will List Multiple TradFi USDT Perpetual Contracts
According to the official announcement, the Binance Futures platform will sequentially launch 6 USDT perpetual contracts based on traditional finance underlying assets from August 17 to 18, 2026, as follows: • GDXUSDT (Underlying: VanEck Gold Miners ETF) — August 17, 13:30 UTC • NETUSDT (Underlying: Cloudflare Class A Common Stock) — August 17, 13:35 UTC • VSTUSDT (Underlying: Vistra Corp Common Stock) — August 17, 13:40 UTC • SHOPUSDT (Underlying: Shopify Class A Shares) — August 17, 13:45 UTC • LYTEUSDT (Underlying: Roundhill Photonics & Optical ETF) — August 17, 13:50 UTC • CXMTUSDT (Underlying: ChangXin Memory Technologies, SSE 688825) — August 18, 05:00 UTC The above contracts all support up to 20x leverage, 24/7 trading, and multi-asset mode, with funding rates settled every 8 hours, capped at ±2%.
Sushi 拟重构代币经济模型，引入 SUSHI 储备机制并部署协议流动性至 Robinhood Chain
据 Common 平台披露，Sushi DAO 发布 RFC 提案，拟对 SUSHI 代币经济模型进行全面重构。提案建议以更均衡的框架取代现行 xSUSHI 费用分配机制，具体包括：削减 xSUSHI 回购规模至可持续水平、通过每周定期购入 SUSHI 建立协议储备（SUSHI Reserve），以及将剩余协议收入划拨至 Sushi Ops 用于运营与增长。此外，提案还计划将部分协议流动性迁移部署至 Robinhood Chain。目前该提案处于 RFC（征求意见）阶段，尚待社区讨论与治理投票。
Coinbase assists Brooklyn District Attorney in combating impersonation scam, involving approximately $16 million
Coinbase officially stated it is cooperating with the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office in New York to assist in investigating a long-term impersonation scam targeting platform users and supporting victims in recovering funds.According to the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office, a Brooklyn man has been charged with long-term impersonation of Coinbase customer service. Using social engineering tactics, he tricked users into believing their accounts had been compromised and instructed them to transfer funds to a "secure wallet," subsequently moving and stealing the funds. The case involves approximately 100 victims, with the total amount involved nearing $16 million. Over $600,000 has been recovered so far.Coinbase stated that this type of scam does not stem from platform security vulnerabilities but is a social engineering attack exploiting user trust and a sense of urgency. Common methods include identity forgery, impersonating customer service, and creating panic over account risks. The company stated it has cooperated with law enforcement agencies to complete various investigative tasks, including identifying suspects, assisting with victim notifications, providing data support for legal requests, and conducting on-chain fund tracing. It emphasized that blockchain traceability helps law enforcement track the flow of funds.Coinbase also reminded users that the platform will never ask them to transfer funds to a "secure wallet" or request 2FA codes, seed phrases, or password reset links. It recommends that users only contact customer service through official in-app channels. The company will continue to strengthen its anti-fraud mechanisms, user education, and cooperation with law enforcement agencies to address increasingly sophisticated crypto asset fraud activities.
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Japan's National Tax Agency Officially Launches New "KSK2" System, AI Strengthens Cryptocurrency Declaration Verification
According to CoinPost, Japan’s National Tax Agency officially launched the next-generation core system “KSK2” on September 24, marking the first major upgrade in approximately 25 years. Centered on the My Number system for individuals and corporate identification numbers for entities, the new system enables unified management of personal and corporate data while deploying AI technology to strengthen the detection of fraudulent declarations. Cryptocurrency traders and investors are particularly affected, as annual transaction reports filed by exchanges, bank account deposit and withdrawal records, and Common Reporting Standard (CRS) data shared with overseas tax authorities have all been integrated into the AI’s primary analysis framework. Additionally, social media posts referencing topics such as “cryptocurrency profits” will be cross-referenced with declared data, markedly raising the risk of tax investigations. The agency has simultaneously consolidated cross-sector data linking corporations and individuals, making it easier to identify discrepancies between assets and income for investors purchasing cryptocurrencies through private companies or using gifted and inherited funds. Industry insiders warn that properly safeguarding annual transaction reports and submitting accurate, complete declarations has become an immediate priority.
Zcash Developers Bring Tachyon Code into Zakura Common, Aiming for Over 50,000 Private Payments Per Second
Odaily News: Zcash developers are integrating parts of the scaling project Tachyon's code into the Zakura Common cryptography library, with a new component called Udon released on Monday. Tachyon lead Sean Bowe stated that Udon was previously developed as part of Tachyon and has now been added to Zakura Common to leverage the library's existing performance optimizations.The long-term goal set by Bowe and Dev Ojha, lead at Valar Group, is to achieve over 50,000 private payments per second. Tachyon aims to reduce the amount of data that Zcash nodes need to receive and verify by merging proofs from multiple transactions into a single proof. However, the upgrade has not yet been activated on the Zcash network.According to ZecStats data, in the 7 days ending September 28, Zcash averaged approximately 6,200 transactions per day involving shielded funds, down from an average of approximately 11,700 per day in the 7 days ending September 21. (CoinDesk)
Zcash Releases Zakura Common, Accelerating Private Transaction Generation to Under 200 Milliseconds
According to CoinDesk, developers of the privacy blockchain Zcash have released an open-source cryptographic toolkit named Zakura Common, aimed at improving the efficiency of private transaction generation and verification. In certain scenarios, the tool can reduce the time wallets take to create private transactions from over 3 seconds to under 200 milliseconds.
2025 Investment Fraud Losses Exceed $8 Billion, New York State Warns of AI Deepfakes and Fake Crypto Projects
Odaily News - New York state officials have warned that AI-generated content and fake crypto projects are making investment scams more deceptive. Investment fraud losses exceeded $8 billion in 2025, up 38% from 2024, with 144,041 consumers reporting losses and a median loss of $10,560 per incident.AI can be used to clone voices, fabricate videos, impersonate financial professionals, and create social media advertisements. New York Attorney General Letitia James has warned that scammers lure investors through celebrity deepfake endorsements, fraudulent cryptocurrencies, pump-and-dump schemes, and fake trading platforms.Some fraudulent platforms display fabricated account balances, returns, and trading records, allowing victims to make small withdrawals to build trust before demanding additional deposits or fees. New York state officials advise consumers to verify the identities of promoters, companies, and investment projects, and to confirm where their funds are going.Data from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) shows that reported losses from cybercrime in 2025 totaled $20.877 billion, with losses from cryptocurrency-related complaints reaching $11.37 billion. Common scam signs include promises of high returns, unsolicited investment opportunities, high-pressure sales tactics, and projects lacking clear documentation. (Bitcoin.com News)
Binance Futures Will List Multiple TradFi USDT Perpetual Contracts
According to the official announcement, the Binance Futures platform will sequentially launch 6 USDT perpetual contracts based on traditional finance underlying assets from August 17 to 18, 2026, as follows: • GDXUSDT (Underlying: VanEck Gold Miners ETF) — August 17, 13:30 UTC • NETUSDT (Underlying: Cloudflare Class A Common Stock) — August 17, 13:35 UTC • VSTUSDT (Underlying: Vistra Corp Common Stock) — August 17, 13:40 UTC • SHOPUSDT (Underlying: Shopify Class A Shares) — August 17, 13:45 UTC • LYTEUSDT (Underlying: Roundhill Photonics & Optical ETF) — August 17, 13:50 UTC • CXMTUSDT (Underlying: ChangXin Memory Technologies, SSE 688825) — August 18, 05:00 UTC The above contracts all support up to 20x leverage, 24/7 trading, and multi-asset mode, with funding rates settled every 8 hours, capped at ±2%.
Intel Plans $15 Billion Common Stock Issuance; tradeXYZ, Binance, and Bitget Lead Perpetual Contract Positions Across the Market
Odaily News: Intel plans to issue an additional $15 billion in common stock. Affected by potential equity dilution, its stock price fell approximately 4% during intraday trading. According to CoinGlass data, the total open interest in INTC perpetual contracts across the market is approximately $119 million. Among them, tradeXYZ, Binance, and Bitget rank in the top three by position size, collectively accounting for about 70% of the market share:tradeXYZ: approximately 429,000 INTC in positions, corresponding to a value of $42.0347 millionBinance: approximately 302,400 INTC in positions, corresponding to a value of $29.667 millionBitget: approximately 117,100 INTC in positions, corresponding to a value of $11.4848 million