A new survey by the UK Cryptoasset Business Council (UKCBC) titled “Locked Out: Debanking the UK’s Digital Asset Economy” has revealed a systemic issue where UK banks are frequently blocking or limiting transfers to cryptocurrency exchanges. The report, drawing on data from ten of the UK's largest centralized exchanges, found that eight in ten exchanges reported a noticeable increase in customers facing these restrictions over the past year, with none reporting a decrease.
Amidst this regulatory friction, speculation is intensifying around the next major Binance listing. The focus has shifted to projects with strong fundamentals and compliance, with DeepSnitch AI ($DSNT) positioning itself as a leading candidate. The project has raised over $1.36 million, and its token price has surged 145% to $0.03681 during its presale. A key strategic move has been the team's decision to postpone its public launch, allowing presale holders exclusive access to live tools like SnitchScan and SnitchGPT to refine the product before a full market debut.
In a separate but notable development, MicroStrategy, the world's largest public corporate Bitcoin holder, acquired an additional 2,932 BTC for approximately $264.1 million during a recent market dip, according to an SEC filing. This brings its total holdings to 712,647 BTC, with an average purchase price of $76,037 per coin.
The news content also contrasts DeepSnitch AI with other projects like the narrative-driven meme coin ApeMars ($APRZ) and the gaming-focused blockchain Wall Street Chain (WSC), arguing that investor capital is rotating towards utility-driven projects like DeepSnitch AI in the current market.
