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The US wants $61 million back from a $1.5 billion Iran oil laundering network
Tether and Binance both sat inside the pipeline prosecutors describe, and only one of them is accused of anything.
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The CFTC decided crypto wallets aren’t brokers, as long as they stay passive
One company spent months proving it doesn’t make trading decisions for anyone, and now every wallet like it gets the same pass without asking.
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A DeFi protocol was drained of $3.5 million by a token worth $600,000
Nostra’s own coin was thin enough to manipulate and thick enough, once manipulated, to borrow a fortune against.
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A startup wants to farm uranium from the ocean like seaweed
Fluxnium says the sea holds 50,000 years of nuclear fuel, and a $7 million seed round is enough to start proving the chemistry works…
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Bolt wants 25,000 Lucid robotaxis in Europe, and neither has ordered one yet
A partnership with no money, no named driving software and no timeline was still enough news to move Lucid’s stock.
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Trump called AI safety fears a hoax, live, on Jensen Huang’s speakerphone
Nvidia’s chief executive got a presidential endorsement days after Anthropic asked the industry to slow down, and agreed with all of it on stage.
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South Korean police charged 26 people over $12.7 million in Polymarket bets
Whether a yes-or-no contract is gambling or a derivative is about to be argued in a Gangwon courtroom instead of a term sheet.
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A House committee passed a crypto tax bill, one day after the Senate killed a bigger one
The Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act cleared committee 38 to 5, proof Congress can still agree on crypto as long as the bill isn’t…
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Circle’s institutional blockchain did $82 million in memecoin trading on day one
Arc launched with BlackRock and Visa as validators, and USDC, the asset it was built to carry, barely showed up to its own coming-out…
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S&P Global is buying the code library that moved $37 trillion onchain
A ratings giant wants to price the risk of a smart contract bug the same way it prices a bond default, without saying yet…