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Mystic Alerts Act Becomes Law, Adding Satellites to US Phone Alerts
The Mystic Alerts Act, signed on 22 October, lets US carriers send emergency alerts to phones by satellite. FCC rules come first; it is years from effect.
22 Issuers Now Object to OKXICE Tokenised Stocks, Reuters Says
Wells Fargo, Arm and Intuit join the firms refusing to let OKXICE tokenise their shares, taking the total to 22 of a planned 63, Reuters reports.
Initia Halts Its L1 and Rollups After a Security Incident
Initia says a bug in MoveVM's script caching let an attacker credit unbacked tokens and bridge out about $2.7m. A fix is due in days; the chain is halted.
NHTSA Proposes Up to 8 Cyan Lamps to Show When a Car Drives Itself
NHTSA has proposed optional cyan marker lamps for self-driving cars, four to eight per vehicle, and would drop manual light controls in cars without them.
SEC’s 2027 Exam Priorities for 34,000 Firms Add Tokenisation Checks
The SEC's 2027 exam priorities cover 34,000 registrants and add tokenisation, with new focus on super intelligence cyber risk, AML and private credit.
New York Secures Nearly $6m From NovaTech Scam Promoters
New York secured nearly $6m from four NovaTech and AWS Mining pyramid-scheme promoters, and has asked a court to order the fled founders to pay $1.3bn.
Chainlink and LG CNS Partner to Build Korea’s Digital Asset Rails
Chainlink and LG CNS have agreed a partnership to build regulated digital-asset infrastructure in Korea, focused on stablecoins and cross-chain links.
HSBC Launches RedCoin, Its First Stablecoin, on PayMe in Hong Kong
HSBC's Hong Kong dollar stablecoin, RedCoin (RCHKD), is live on PayMe. Over 3.3m users can activate wallets in the coming days in a phased roll-out.
US Treasury Proposes Rule Widening Outbound Investment Curbs
A proposed US Treasury rule under the COINS Act would extend outbound investment curbs to five more countries and three more sectors. Comments close 7 Dec.
South Korea to Cut Permits and Parking Rules for AI Data Centres
South Korea plans faster permits, looser building rules and a possible grid-review exemption for AI data centres outside the capital region.
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