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Odaily reports that Letitia James has filed a lawsuit against Coinbase and Gemini, accusing them of violating New York State law by providing "disguised gambling" services through their prediction market platforms. Regulators argue that such event-based transactions (like sports and elections) are essentially gambling, particularly questioning the allowance for users aged 18 to 21, while New York law stipulates a minimum age of 21 for sports betting. Prosecutors are seeking substantial fines and forfeiture of proceeds, including at least $2.2 billion from Coinbase and at least $1.2 billion from Gemini. Neither company has officially responded, but Coinbase stated that prediction markets are regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, implying that their legality falls under federal jurisdiction.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the PACE Act, proposed by bipartisan lawmakers in the United States, aims to allow compliant non-bank payment institutions direct access to the Federal Reserve's payment system, garnering support from the crypto industry. The bill will establish a federal framework overseen by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, providing a unified registration path for payment companies and requiring them to maintain 1:1 reserves and meet risk control and record-keeping compliance requirements. Eligible institutions will be able to access core payment networks such as Fedwire, FedNow, and FedACH. The legislative goal is to reduce payment costs, improve speed and reliability, and make the transfer experience as simple as sending a text message. Industry observers believe this move could break the traditional banks' monopoly on underlying payment infrastructure, opening a crucial channel for stablecoins and crypto payment companies, and further promoting openness and competition in the financial system.

According to Gate.com data, S&P 500 futures have recovered some of their losses, currently down 0.3%. This followed US President Trump's announcement that he would extend the ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran.