US Lawmakers Back Builders, JPMorgan Tokenizes Funds, and Crypto Fraud Surges

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Another week, another crypto recap. Here are the five key stories, in brief.

US Senators Move to Protect Blockchain Developers From Money Transmitter Rules. US senators proposed a bill to exempt blockchain developers from money transmitter requirements.

JPMorgan Launches Its First Tokenized Money Market Fund ‘MONY’ on Ethereum. JPMorgan launched MONY, a fully tokenized money market fund on Ethereum.

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Indian Central Bank Pushes Linking BRICS Digital Currencies for Smoother Global Trade. India’s central bank suggested linking BRICS digital currencies to improve cross-border trade.

Crypto Fraud Hits $15.8B in 2025, Far Outpacing Hack Losses. Crypto fraud losses reached $15.8 billion in 2025, driven mainly by scams.

Chainlink Launches 24/5 US Stock Data for Tokenized Assets. Chainlink launched 24/5 US stock data to support tokenized assets.

This week showed progress in regulation, tokenization, and data access, alongside rising fraud risks.

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