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⚡ Shares of miners fell amid bitcoin growth
Despite the growth of bitcoin price, shares of large mining companies, such as Marathon Digital and Riot Platforms, showed negative dynamics. Experts attribute the situation to increased market volatility and the fact that companies may face financial or infrastructural difficulties, not always directly dependent on the bitcoin rate.

⚡ Mining banned in several Russian regions
Authorities in a number of Russian regions (among them Altai Krai and some regions of Siberia) have imposed a direct ban on mining. According to regional officials, the activities of miners create an increased load on the local power grid and provoke an increase in tariffs for the population.

⚡ Anton Siluanov: The risk is too high for state investments in bitcoin
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said that state investments in bitcoin are too risky for today. The official questioned the reliability of the cryptocurrency as a long-term asset, and also pointed to potential volatile risks and legal problems.

⚡ Turkey approves AML requirements for crypto transactions
Turkish authorities have adopted new anti-money laundering (AML) regulations requiring cryptocurrency exchanges and wallet operators to disclose additional transaction information. This includes stricter KYC and monitoring of large transfers.

⚡ Russia will start tracking cryptocurrency exchanges via dropships
Russia is developing a mechanism to track transactions involving the use of drop accounts in the exchange of cryptocurrencies. It is assumed that special units will identify illegal cash-out and tax evasion schemes.

⚡ The industry assessed a possible ban in Brazil on USDT withdrawals to non-custodial wallets
Brazilian regulators are considering banning the withdrawal of stablecoins, in particular USDT, to non-custodial wallets, citing money laundering and terrorist financing risks. Crypto industry experts have warned of a possible exodus of investors and restriction of citizens' freedoms.

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