[New York Financial Regulator Recommends Banks Use Blockchain Analytics Technology] The New York Department of Financial Services has issued guidance suggesting that banks incorporate blockchain analytics tools into their risk management frameworks to identify suspicious transactions, monitor virtual currency activities, and enhance regulatory compliance capabilities.

[Kredete Completes $22 Million Series A Funding, Plans Global Expansion] African fintech company Kredete announced the completion of a $22 million Series A funding round, led by AfricInvest through its Cathay AfricInvest Innovation Fund (CAIF) and Financial Inclusion Vehicle (FIVE), with participation from Partech and Polymorphic Capital. This round brings Kredete's total funding to $24.75 million. Kredete focuses on helping African immigrants improve their credit history through stablecoin payments and credit-building services, and plans to expand into the Canadian, UK, and European markets. The company intends to launch Africa's first stablecoin credit card, rental credit reporting, credit savings plans, and other features, while developing a bank and wallet aggregation API covering 41 countries to support businesses in achieving secure, low-cost cross-border payments. Currently, Kredete has over 700,000 monthly active users, with total remittance amounts reaching $500 million, and users' U.S. credit scores improving by an average of 58 points.

Forward Industries currently has the largest solana treasury among publicly traded firms with 6.8 million SOL.

[Main password: Bitcoin whale wakes up after 12 years, transfers 1000 Bitcoin before Federal Reserve meeting, main trader trades $800 million betting on this direction] The main large order is displayed on the K line in the form of a horizontal line, the thicker the line means the larger the pending order amount, and the longer the line represents the longer the pending order time