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A Senate investigator is asking Tether about payments to Bo Hines’ firm, and no payment figure has been published
Tether says its own counsel found no wrongdoing, which is not the same as an outside party agreeing.
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New York wants $1.37 billion from the NovaTech founders, who have left the country, and the sum is only a request
The default judgment is more than a year old, and collecting from two people abroad is a different problem.
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HSBC’s stablecoin has reached an app with 3.3 million users, and nobody has said how many will switch it on
RedCoin is the first Hong Kong stablecoin to land in a mass-market wallet, but the claim that it is fully backed is HSBC’s own.
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SpaceX has borrowed $40 billion to buy AI chips, and Musk says the smaller cloud providers should be worried
The lenders and terms are not public, and the warning comes from a company that can borrow because it earns elsewhere.
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Anthropic’s public filing shows $16.3 billion of revenue in six months and an $80.7 billion net loss
Most of the loss is a non-cash charge on convertible debt, which makes the profit question harder to read, not easier.
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An Argentine judge has dismissed the LIBRA case against Milei and ten others, after a token that lost 95 percent in hours
The ruling finds no criminal deception, while a congressional report a year earlier found Milei gave the project essential help.
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A flaw in Electrum let rogue servers steal bitcoin when users sped up a payment, and nobody has said how much was lost
At least one user lost funds, and the fix arrived about a week after the first report.
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Canada has published draft stablecoin rules that keep the ban on yield, with comments open until 23 December
Banks want the prohibition kept, while Coinbase Canada already has permission to pay yield on some tokens.
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Aviva has put £50 million into a tokenised share class of its £22 billion sterling fund on the XRP Ledger
The fund is two decades old and very large, the tokenised slice is new and small, and the regulatory approval is not stated.
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Strategy bought no bitcoin last week and spent $205 million buying back its own preferred shares instead
The pause ends a five-week buying run, and the filing does not say why.