EU Targets A7 Crypto Network Behind $120B in Transfers
The first potential third-country crypto-services ban pushes EU enforcement beyond Russian entities and into offshore infrastructure serving them.
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The first potential third-country crypto-services ban pushes EU enforcement beyond Russian entities and into offshore infrastructure serving them.
The move extends the UK sanctions toolkit from TradFi into on-chain venues — Bitpapa, EXMO, Aifory, Rapira, and Garantex's EU arm all hit, with Elliptic calling it a structural first.
Iran has launched a Bitcoin-backed insurance service targeting shipping companies that need to transit the Strait of…
If the $10B revenue target is real, Hormuz Safe would be the first state-backed attempt to anchor a working insurance market to a bitcoin settlement layer — and a test of whether the rails hold up.