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CertiK: Crypto Bots Exposed to eMudhra Flaw Despite Big Tech Fixes

Summary: CertiK warns that crypto apps may remain exposed to the eMudhra certificate flaw despite Google, Apple, and Microsoft blocking eight vulnerable certs. Security gaps exist for applications outside browser ecosystems that do not enforce Certificate Transparency, potentially allowing attackers to impersonate HTTPS connections and manipulate deposit addresses.

OCC Finalizes GENIUS Act Stablecoin Rules, Excluding AML Standards

Summary: The OCC finalized GENIUS Act rules for stablecoin issuers, setting standards for reserves and risk management ahead of the January 2027 effective date. Anti-money laundering regulations remain pending in a separate Treasury rulemaking, while the agency prepares to open applications soon.

OCC Finalizes GENIUS Act Rules for Stablecoin Reserves and Custody

Summary: The OCC finalized GENIUS Act rules requiring stablecoin issuers to hold full reserves and process redemptions within two days, effective Jan. 18, 2027. The agency dropped a proposed affiliate presumption but retained the ban on yielding interest for holding coins.

UK Banks Face 10,000 Complaints Over Blocked Crypto Transfers in 90 Days

Summary: UK bank customers filed 10,092 complaints over blocked crypto transfers in 90 days, according to Stand With Crypto. Lloyds topped the list with 2,297 complaints despite no published restrictions, prompting calls for clearer FCA guidance before the new crypto regime launches.

France Proposes Holding Crypto Exchanges Liable for Unvetted DeFi Access

Summary: France proposes revising MiCA to hold crypto platforms liable for DeFi incidents if they fail to vet protocols. Authorities seek to extend safeguards to intermediaries connecting users with decentralized services, alongside plans to transfer supervision of significant providers to ESMA.

ECB’s Lane Details How Enhanced Liquidity Lines Secure Monetary Policy Transmission

Summary: ECB Chief Economist Philip R. Lane outlined how enhanced international liquidity lines, including the expanded EUREP facility and targeted swap lines, protect monetary policy transmission. These measures aim to stabilize euro funding markets abroad and strengthen the euro's global role by facilitating smoother cross-border financial flows.