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Image: crypto.newsColdcard Temporarily Halts Customer Data Deletion Over July Exploit
According to reporting by crypto.news, hardware wallet manufacturer Coldcard has temporarily suspended its automatic customer data deletion schedule due to legal obligations tied to a security incident disclosed on July 30, 2026. This reported development has not officially confirmed formal litigation, but preserves records that would otherwise have been erased after 120 days.
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crypto.newsColdcard Temporarily Halts Customer Data Deletion Over July Exploit
According to reporting by crypto.news, hardware wallet manufacturer Coldcard has temporarily suspended its automatic customer data deletion schedule due to legal obligations tied to a security incident disclosed on July 30, 2026. This reported development has not officially confirmed formal litigation, but preserves records that would otherwise have been erased after 120 days.
CoinDeskAfter the Clarity Act Stalls in the Senate, U.S. Crypto Markets Pivot to Agency Guidance and Banking Alternatives
According to reporting by CoinDesk, the U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act has missed a critical procedural window before the Senate's summer recess, leaving the broader digital asset sector to navigate the regulatory landscape through executive agency guidance, banking charters, and existing statutory frameworks. These developments, which remain not officially confirmed by final legislative enactment, highlight the ongoing uncertainty facing institutional participants and market developers.
crypto.news via LBankCLARITY Act Senate Vote Postponed to September Amid Impasse Over Digital Asset Rules
According to media reporting by crypto.news and LBank News, Senate leadership has postponed consideration of the CLARITY Act until September following stalled bipartisan negotiations. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan suggested the setback could prompt a brief market adjustment, while prediction markets indicate declining passage probability for 2026. These developments, which are not officially confirmed by legislative authorities, highlight ongoing disputes regarding ethics rules, illicit finance provisions, and stablecoin rewards.
crypto.newsChainalysis Reports Rise in Physical Crypto Crimes and Coercive Thefts
According to a published report from crypto.news referencing blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis, cryptocurrency-related crimes have increasingly expanded into kidnappings, home invasions, and other violent incidents as criminals target self-custody holders. These claims regarding physical attacks and stolen amounts are not officially confirmed by independent law enforcement authorities.
crypto.newsStripe-Owned Bridge Joins EU MiCA Register as 42nd Authorized Stablecoin Issuer
According to reporting by crypto.news, Bridge has been added to the European Union Markets in Crypto-Assets register as an authorized electronic money token issuer following Luxembourg regulatory approval, though these developments are not officially confirmed by independent direct sources. This milestone raises the total number of authorized electronic money token issuers across the trading bloc to 42 while European Securities and Markets Authority updates concurrently expand German crypto-asset service provider inclusions.
crypto.newsCrypto.news Publishes Partner Content Linking XRP MiCA Approval Claims to EiCrypto Cloud Hashing Returns
Publisher crypto.news published partner content reporting that XRP has secured full MiCA approval, while simultaneously promoting EiCrypto cloud hashing contracts. This claim remains not officially confirmed by independent regulatory registers or primary sources.