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The Department of Labor just sent the White House a rule that would put crypto in 401(k) plans 📁
It is not law, it is not open for comment, and the DOL says it is still working out the costs.
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1/ On Nov 6, 2026, FinCEN (U.S. Treasury) issued an order under Section 9714 as part of Operation Economic Outcast, cutting off MEXC Global from the U.S. financial system.
MEXC says operations (incl. deposits/withdrawals) remain normal, user assets are secure, and they’ve started an independent AML/sanctions review while engaging regulators. Elliptic has reportedly reclassified them back to standard “Exchange.”
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6/ Why this is happening so fast:
Exchanges with any U.S. touchpoints, banking relationships, or strict AML regimes treat FinCEN “primary money laundering concern” findings with near-sanctions caution. On-chain analytics (Elliptic etc.) flag MEXC-linked flows. Platforms would rather hold/review than risk future enforcement headaches.
This is the second-order effect of regulatory pressure: liquidity and transfer freedom shrink even if the original order is limited.
7/ Practical takeaways circulating:
👉Test with tiny amounts first.
👉Prefer self-custody wallets as intermediate step (still not risk-free if the coins themselves are tainted in analytics).
👉Keep all TXIDs, withdrawal proofs, and be ready for enhanced due diligence.
👉Check each receiving platform’s latest notices — policies can change quickly.
MEXC itself remains operational for now; the pain is mostly on the receiving side of other CEXes.
1/ BREAKING: The US Treasury just cut crypto exchange MEXC Global off from the American financial system.
FinCEN issued an order barring US financial institutions from processing *any* funds transfers (fiat or crypto) to or from MEXC.
This is part of Operation Economic Outcast.
6/ @SecScottBessent’s statement:
“Financial institutions cannot have it both ways: Either you support the Iranian regime, or you have access to the U.S. financial system.”
This action sits alongside previous moves against platforms like Nobitex and others tied to Iranian sanctions evasion.
7/ Bottom line for users:
- US persons and institutions face clear restrictions once the order is effective.
- Non-US users are not automatically banned from the platform under this specific order, but banking access and liquidity could be affected.
- As always with centralized exchanges facing regulatory pressure: self-custody and diversification matter.