Peach Bitcoin will suspend KYC free custody mode starting from September 2026

According to CME Federal Reserve observations, the probability of the Fed keeping interest rates unchanged until September is 34.6%, and the probability of a cumulative 25 basis point rate hike is 65.4%; The probability of keeping interest rates unchanged until October is 25.4%, the probability of a cumulative increase of 25 basis points is 57.2%, and the probability of a cumulative increase of 50 basis points is 17.4%.

The SEC has received an S-1 registration application from StableCoinX Inc. regarding USDE and USDEW. （Cointelegraph）

According to CryptoQuant analysts' monitoring, since Binance's daily outflow reached a record of 7400 UNI on May 29th, UNI prices have risen by 122% to $5.14, and the current daily accumulation remains at 5300 UNI. （Cointelegraph）

According to Bitcoin News on the X platform, Peach Bitcoin will temporarily suspend its custody process and transition to an unmanaged mode starting from September 1, 2026, due to regulatory scrutiny in Switzerland. In temporary mode, only users who have completed KYC, obtained manual whitelist authorization, or meet transaction record requirements can create sell orders. Sellers who have not completed KYC can only participate in one transaction at a time. The buy function is open to all users, with a single transaction limit of 500 Swiss francs and a maximum premium of 6%. Peach Bitcoin will no longer be signed in custody and will continue to charge a 2% fee. Peach Bitcoin founder @ plofofstep stated that the company will communicate with regulatory authorities and comply with regulatory decisions if the appeal fails.

According to The Wall Street Journal, US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation to President Trump and is expected to leave the Pentagon within a few days. Dan Driscoll had a conflict with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the direction of the Army's development and the dismissal of several senior officers. With Pete Hegseth firing former Army Chief of Staff Randy George and Christopher LaNeff serving as Acting Chief of Staff, Dan Driscoll's departure will result in the US Army losing any civilian or military leaders confirmed by the Senate.