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South Korean exchange GDAC was hacked on April 9, 2026. Losses: $13 million, representing 23% of custodied assets, with BTC, ETH, WEMIX and USDT drained from hot wallets. The same platform was already breached in 2023 — now the question is: does it still have customers left to compensate?
Crypto Radar — April 21, 2026: BTC Rises to $78.4K
Daily crypto market analysis. Bitcoin at $78.4K with Fear & Greed at 32 (Fear). Global market cap: $2.62T. Quotes, charts, and what to watch tomorrow.
The Comisión Nacional de Valores (CNV) approved Resolution 1069/2026, the first regulatory framework for real asset tokenization in Latin America. The rule paves the way for public financial trusts, agricultural commodities, and real estate to operate on blockchain with official backing.
Argentina's Central Bank (BCRA) is finalizing in April 2026 the regulatory framework that will allow local banks to offer custody and trading of cryptocurrencies — including Bitcoin — directly in their apps. The 2022 ban comes to an end.
The New York Times released phone records showing multiple calls between President Javier Milei and businessman Mauricio Novelli in the days surrounding the launch of the LIBRA token — the rug pull that evaporated $250 million from investors in February 2025.
Chainalysis published detailed analysis of Iran's crypto toll system in the Strait of Hormuz — and points out a paradox: despite Tehran promising 'untraceable funds,' Iran will likely use USDT, the stablecoin that can be frozen by Tether at any moment at the request of the US.
With 20% of adults using cryptocurrencies in 2026 and stablecoins representing more than 70% of volume, Argentina consolidates itself as Latin America's most advanced laboratory for daily use of digital assets. Inflation was the fuel — the infrastructure came after.
Switzerland, historically synonymous with banking secrecy, has begun sharing information on crypto asset accounts with 74 countries — including Brazil. The OCDE's CARF comes into effect and crypto tax anonymity becomes a thing of the past.
With regulations published in November 2025, Virtual Asset Service Providers (PSAVs) have until November 2026 to comply with requirements such as asset segregation, minimum capital, and cybersecurity risk controls. The Brazilian crypto wild west is officially coming to an end.
On April 8, 2026, FinCEN and OFAC published the proposed rule implementing the GENIUS Act. Stablecoin issuers became federal Money Services Businesses, with heavy AML, KYC, and sanctions compliance obligations. The final pillar of the American framework is in place.
