Crypto Digest by MINE.exchange (July 15

UK to sell $7 billion in confiscated Bitcoin
The British Telegraph reports that regulators are preparing to auction off crypto assets worth around $7 billion, seized from organized crime. This marks the largest government crypto sale in history.
Australia launches BTC-backed mortgage amid housing crisis
An Australian startup has introduced a mortgage program that allows Bitcoin to be used as collateral. The initiative aims to ease the housing crisis and expand financial flexibility.
Bank of America tests stablecoins for daily transactions
One of the largest U.S. banks has launched a pilot program using stablecoins to streamline everyday payments, aiming to enhance access to financial services.
EU tightens AML rules for crypto companies
European regulators have announced stricter anti-money laundering requirements for crypto firms starting in late 2025, including enhanced client checks and mandatory reports on high-risk transactions.
U.S. Department of Defense allocates $200 million to AI startups
The Pentagon is investing $200 million in private AI companies focused on technologies for national security and big data analysis.
ChatGPT can now complete tasks autonomously
OpenAI announced that ChatGPT can now handle practical tasks — from report writing to schedule management — with autonomy comparable to a human assistant.
Trump signs stablecoin regulation law
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed a law imposing strict requirements on stablecoin issuers, including reserves, audits, and banking oversight.
Tether CEO confirms USDT entry into U.S. market
Tether’s president confirmed that the company is preparing to launch USDT in the U.S. in the coming months, pending certifications and regulatory approval.

Crypto Digest by MINE.exchange (July 15–21)