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US Senators Slam DOJ Over Crypto Crime Unit Shutdown Amid Personal Holdings Conflict

Six US senators are challenging DOJ Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche over his decision to dismantle the crypto crime unit while holding $158K–$470...

Scammers Allegedly Drain $1,200,000 From US Banks, Impersonate at Least 20 Customers in Massive Fraud Scheme: DOJ

A Massachusetts duo is accused of stealing more than $1.2 million from US banks. The Department of Justice (DOJ) says 67-year-old William Shaw and 59-...

World Liberty Financial’s USD1 Tops $5B Market Cap as TRUMP Meme Coin Stumbles

Trump-linked stablecoin USD1 is surging on institutional adoption, while the U.S. President’s official meme coin reels from waning hype.

Bitpanda Launches All-in-One Investing App for Crypto, Stocks, and ETFs in Europe

Bitpanda launches all-in-one investing app in Europe, combining crypto, stocks, ETFs, and metals in one platform. The post Bitpanda Launches All-in-On...

US Job Losses Stoke Recession Fears: What It Could Mean for Crypto

This week, several major US companies across multiple sectors, including Amazon and Pinterest, announced layoffs. The moves follow a year of substanti...

DePIN Data Layer AIOZ Pin Pushes to Keep Web3 Files Permanently Online

AIOZ Pin replicates data into multiple, independent copies that are tamper-proof—meaning it will stay accessible for years to come.

South Korea tightens crypto licensing rules for exchanges and shareholders

Regulators gain wider discretion to vet shareholders, finances and controls as South Korea tightens crypto market access.

First gold and silver, now oil is starting to rally and that's bad news for bitcoin

Bybit is adding bank accounts to its crypto platform with eye on U.S. expansion: Bloomberg

More than half of bitcoin’s invested supply has a cost basis above $88,000