Crypto Digest by MINE.exchange (September 8

Revolut exposed customer data due to a fraudulent request
The fintech company disclosed some customer data after receiving a fake legal request. The incident once again highlights how major financial platforms remain vulnerable to social engineering attacks, where scammers imitate official requests from government agencies.
Trump agrees to tighten restrictions on crypto business for officials
The U.S. president supported adding ethics rules to the CLARITY Act. The amendments would restrict the president, members of Congress, senior officials, and their families from profiting from crypto businesses while working on industry regulation.
EU requires crypto wallet vulnerabilities to be reported within 24 hours
On September 11, new Cyber Resilience Act requirements came into force in the EU. Companies selling network-connected products, including crypto wallets, must report actively exploited vulnerabilities within 24 hours of detection.
India targets tokenization of $627B in corporate bonds
SEBI chair Tuhin Kanta Pandey and RBI governor Sanjay Malhotra presented the Demat 2.0 project at the Global Fintech Fest in Mumbai. The initiative aims to modernize India’s corporate bond market, worth 53.64 trillion rupees, or around $627 billion.
Sam Bankman-Fried appeals his sentence to the U.S. Supreme Court
On September 10, the former FTX CEO asked the Supreme Court to overturn his sentence and order a new trial. SBF is also challenging the $11 billion forfeiture, arguing it violates the Eighth Amendment’s ban on excessive fines.
Germany to change crypto tax rules from 2027
Germany’s government is preparing a reform of the tax regime for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other crypto assets. According to media reports, NFTs, security tokens, and some assets with real-world value will remain under the current rules.
Albuquerque bans crypto ATMs over fraud concerns
The city council of Albuquerque, New Mexico, banned crypto ATMs and the purchase of digital assets through cash registers. According to the FBI, Americans filed more than 13,400 complaints about crypto ATM-related fraud in 2025.

Crypto Digest by MINE.exchange (September 8–14 2026)