Here’s what happened in crypto today
2025年4月15日 - 11:05PM
Cointelegraph


Today in crypto, data from the Central Reserve Bank of El
Salvador has revealed that just 11% of registered Bitcoin service
providers in the country are operational, Emblem Vault CEO Jake
Gallen said he lost thousands worth of digital assets after a
suspicious Zoom meeting, and Anchorage Digital Bank is reportedly
under investigation by the US Department of Homeland Security.
Only 11% of El Salvador’s registered Bitcoin firms
operational
Only 20 of the 181 Bitcoin
service providers registered with El Salvador’s central bank
are operational, with the rest failing to meet the country’s
requirements under its Bitcoin Law.
Local media outlet El Mundo
cited data from the Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador,
showing that 11% of the service providers are operational.
According to the central bank’s database, the rest of the providers
are classified as non-operational.
The data showed that at least 22 non-operational providers have
failed to meet most of the country’s
Bitcoin Law requirements, which mandate that providers
implement stringent supervision of their financial
systems.
El Salvador’s Bitcoin Law requires providers to maintain an
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) program, keep records that accurately
reflect the company’s assets, liabilities and equity and have a
tailored cybersecurity program depending on the nature of its
services.
The data showed that 89% of the registered providers have failed
to meet some of these obligations to be classified as
operational.
Still, a few firms have satisfied the legal criteria, including
the state-backed Chivo Wallet and companies including Crypto
Trading & Investment and Fintech Américas.
Crypto exec issues warning on Zoom after losing $100,000 in
crypto
Jake Gallen, the CEO of the non-fungible token (NFT) platform
Emblem Vault, has warned crypto users to be wary of the
meeting app Zoom, saying a threat actor known as “ELUSIVE
COMET” stole over $100,000 worth of crypto assets from him.
Gallen said he had a “complete computer compromise” that ended
up with a loss of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether
(ETH) assets from different wallets in
a scam that took place over Zoom.
“We were able to retrieve a malware file that was installed on
my computer during a Zoom call with a YouTube personality of over
90k subs,” said Gallen, who said he set up a call after being
contacted by a verified X account with 26,000 followers that claims
to be the founder and CEO of a crypto mining platform.
Source: Jake
Gallen
During the call, Gallen said he was tricked into giving
permission for Zoom to allow the host of the call to have remote
access to his computer. The host, supposedly ELUSIVE COMET, then
installed malware that
stole credentials and accessed Gallen’s crypto wallets.
SEAL security researcher Samczsun told Cointelegraph that Zoom,
by default, allows meeting participants to request remote control
access. “At this point in time we believe the victim still needs to
be social engineered into granting access,” they said.
Other X users recommended those using Zoom change the app’s
settings to block other users from being able to remotely control
their device.
Anchorage Digital faces scrutiny from US Homeland Security —
Report
The US Department of Homeland Security's El Dorado Task Force
has reportedly
launched an investigation into Anchorage Digital Bank, a Wall
Street-backed cryptocurrency firm.
According to
an April 14 Barron's report, members of the task force have
contacted former employees of the company over the past weeks to
examine its practices and policies. The report cites unidentified
sources.
The reported Homeland task force probe hints at cross-national
financial activities. Established in 1992, the El Dorado Task Force
focuses on
“transnational money laundering” activities and financial crimes
carried out by organizations.
Anchorage is co-founded by Portuguese-American entrepreneur
Diogo Mónica and Nathan McCauley, according to its website. Along with
its US businesses, Anchorage has operations in Singapore and
Portugal. Its investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Goldman Sachs
and Visa, among others.
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