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A New Standard for Onchain Compliance
Unlike traditional compliance systems hardcoded into smart contracts or confined to centralized rule engines, @NewtonProtocol provides a universal policy layer that works across chains and is compatible with the openness of DeFi. Developers can define policy rules using offchain oracle data, such as proof-of-reserves, sanctions lists, or identity checks, that update as regulations change to produce verifiable onchain proofs of compliance. Each policy evaluation generates a cryptographic attestation on Newton Explorer, with enforcement executed by a decentralized operator network secured through EigenLayer restaking.
For developers without dedicated compliance teams, Newton Protocol connects seamlessly to third-party data providers, from identity verification to wallet risk scoring, to help enforce global regulatory expectations such as OFAC, KYC/AML/CFT, SEC, and MiCA standards.
About Magic Labs
Magic Labs is the lead developer for Newton Protocol. In addition to protocol development, Magic offers secure, compliant and flexible TEE-based API wallets. Since 2018, Magic has brought over 50M wallets onchain and is trusted by 200K+ developers and leading brands like Forbes, Helium, Polymarket, WalletConnect, and Naver. Magic Labs has raised approximately $90 million from investors including PayPal Ventures, Placeholder, DCG, Volt Capital, Polygon, Balaji Srinivasan and others.
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About Newton Protocol
Newton Protocol, secured by $NEWT , is the first policy protocol designed to govern the new era of assets such as stablecoins, RWAs and AI, which require more compliance and composability than smart contracts allow. Newton Protocol establishes a secure framework to bring the $250T global investable asset market onchain, plus hundreds of trillions in RWAs, by creating policies for both offchain and onchain data. Magic Newton Foundation oversees the research, development and community initiatives of the Newton Protocol. The Foundation’s mission is to bring programmable trust and compliance to the next generation of blockchain, AI and financial systems through open-source infrastructure and transparent governance. For a deeper dive into Newton Protocol, read the latest litepaper.
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@NewtonProtocol is a decentralized policy framework designed to automate and verify onchain compliance. It enables the enforcement of programmable rules that assess each transaction based on criteria such as identity, sanctions, and risk, before execution.
The project aims to integrate compliance directly into blockchain infrastructure by converting manual oversight into automated processes. This is achieved through a system where policies, defined by developers, use both onchain and offchain data to determine whether a transaction is permitted. These checks are performed by a decentralized operator network using Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), which generate cryptographic proofs that can be publicly verified through the Newton Explorer.
The Newton Protocol is intended for use by institutions such as stablecoin issuers, RWA platforms, financial services, and AI systems requiring compliance checks at the transaction level. The architecture supports transparency and decentralization without compromising data privacy.
The native $NEWT , NEWT, is used to pay for computation costs related to compliance, reward operators and stakers in the network, and participate in governance decisions.
Newton Protocol was developed by Magic Labs, co-founded by Sean Li and Jaemin Jin. Magic Labs previously launched the first embedded crypto wallet, supporting over 200,000 developers in creating more than 50 million wallets. Their clients include organizations such as Polymarket, Forbes, Helium, WalletConnect, Mattel, and Naver.
The Magic Newton Foundation oversees the development and decentralization of the Newton Protocol. It operates independently under a dedicated board of directors. Additional governance and operational details are available in the foundation’s transparency documentation.
The total supply of NEWT tokens is capped at 1 billion, with 215 million currently in circulation.
NEWT is listed on Binance for trade and purchase. The live price of NEWT is available and updated in real-time on Binance.
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What if centralization was the risk? Today, thousands of La Banque Postale customers discovered that their incoming transfers (salaries, benefits, pensions) were crediting their accounts less than expected. The mobile app displayed a terse message: “An incident is currently under way affecting certain incoming transfers to LBP accounts. Our teams are working actively to restore the service.” No deadline was given. No explanation.
Thursday 2 July in the morning, the bank said the situation had been restored. According to Moneyvox, which followed the case in real time, the teams had indeed put things back in order. But for many, the damage was already done: bills to pay, an overdraft that threatens, unnecessary stress, as explained by Le Parisien.

What is the Newton (NEWT) Protocol?
@NewtonProtocol is the decentralized policy layer that makes compliance on the blockchain verifiable, programmable, and automatic. Developers define how digital assets can move by setting rules that verify each transaction for elements such as sanctions, identity, or risk before it is executed.
By converting compliance into code, the Newton Protocol replaces manual checks with real-time and evolving automation. Financial institutions, stablecoin issuers, RWA platforms, and AI agents can now meet ever-changing regulatory requirements directly at the point of transaction without sacrificing transparency, confidentiality, or decentralization.

What is the Newton Protocol (NEWT)?
<c-4/> is the decentralized policy layer that makes compliance on the blockchain verifiable, programmable, and automatic. Developers define how digital assets can move by setting rules that validate each transaction for elements such as sanctions, identity, or risk before it is executed.
By turning compliance into code, the Newton Protocol replaces manual checks with a real-time, scalable application. Financial institutions, stablecoin issuers, RWA platforms, and AI agents can now meet constantly evolving regulatory requirements directly at the point of transaction without sacrificing transparency, privacy, or decentralization.

What is the Newton protocol (NEWT)? <c-19/> is the decentralized policy layer that makes on-chain compliance verifiable, programmable, and automatic. Developers define how digital assets can move by setting rules that verify each transaction for factors such as sanctions, identity, or risk before it is executed. By turning compliance into code, the Newton protocol replaces manual reviews with real-time, scalable execution. Financial institutions, stablecoin issuers, real-world asset platforms, and AI agents can now directly meet evolving regulatory requirements at the moment of transaction, without giving up transparency, confidentiality, or decentralization. The rules defined by developers, called policies, use on-chain and off-chain data to decide whether a transaction should be approved or blocked. A decentralized network of operators, secured by Ethereum restaking and NEWT, evaluates each policy within secure trusted execution environments (TEE) and generates proofs to show that the checks were performed correctly. The results can be verified by anyone via the Newton Explorer. NEWT is the native utility token and is used for: Compliance computation fees. Payments to network operators and delegated staking. *Governance votes that shape the protocol. Who are the founders of the Newton protocol? The Newton protocol is the vision of Magic Labs and its cofounders Sean Li and Jaemin Jin. Magic Labs built the first integrated wallet in the cryptocurrency industry, helping more than 200,000 developers create over 50 million wallets to go on-chain with pioneering clients such as Polymarket, Forbes, Helium, WalletConnect, Mattel, and Naver. The Magic Newton Foundation is responsible for promoting adoption, enabling open development, and supporting decentralization of the Newton protocol. The management of the Magic Newton Foundation is led by an independent board of directors. What makes the Newton protocol unique? The Newton protocol introduces compliance as code—an approach to make rules verifiable and enforceable directly on-chain. Just as smart contracts enabled programmable execution and oracles enabled composable data, the Newton protocol embeds compliance directly into the transaction process. Its policy layer, operator network, and oracle adapters work together to verify each transaction against the defined rules, producing cryptographic proofs that confirm these checks were performed correctly. Developers can write and update policies in familiar languages such as Rego, while decentralized operators evaluate and verify the results in real time. Since the Newton protocol is fully composable, any dapp, any stablecoin, or any AI wallet can integrate its policy client to automatically apply business or regulatory rules—creating a neutral, decentralized compliance layer that connects institutions, regulators, and autonomous agents through verifiable trust.

Crypto enthusiasts across Europe are about to experience a major upheaval. Starting July 1, 2026, the giant Binance will suspend its services in France and the European Union for failing to obtain MiCA authorization within the required timeframe. The deadline had in fact been announced long ago, and the license is mandatory for any platform operating on the Old Continent.
Did you have an account on the platform? Rest assured: your funds are not locked. Binance has confirmed that all cryptocurrencies and fiat will remain available for withdrawal, including after July 1st. However, purchases, sales, and trading orders will be halted—potentially for several months—while the platform obtains a new license in another EU member state. So it’s time to plan ahead and migrate your assets now to an alternative, MiCA-compliant crypto platform.

State crypto. The Wall Street Journal has put CoinEx in the spotlight, and not for good reasons. According to the American daily, entities connected to Iran are alleged to have funneled over $3.84 billion through this crypto exchange based in Hong Kong. This could make the platform a suspected cog in a network aimed at dodging the economic sanctions imposed by Washington.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, over $3.84 billion linked to Iran may have flowed through CoinEx.