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Financial crime unit T3, backed by Tron, Tether and TRM Labs, has now frozen $300 million in assets

T3 Financial Crime Unit, a crypto task force, said it froze $300 million in corrupt funds in its first year of operation, earning praise from international law enforcement and showing that the stablecoin industry is capable of policing itself. Created in late 2024 by stablecoin issuer Tether, the Tron blockchain and TRM Labs, a blockchain […]

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Sam Bankman-Fried publishes lengthy document ‘FTX has never been insolvent’

Sam-Bankman Fried once again claims he is innocent. The former head of FTX released a lengthy document this week on X claiming that the exchange “was never insolvent” and that bankruptcy lawyers, not poor balance sheets, were to blame for the company’s collapse. Loading… The document is full of tables showing hypothetical “mark-to-market” gains on

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Down 5% to $2.47 as bears break key support level

XRP fell below the $2.50 support during Tuesday’s session, sliding 5% to $2.47 as institutional selling pressure accelerated on major exchanges. The breakdown confirmed a decisive shift in structure after weeks of tight consolidation, with volume and chart patterns now aligning towards a deeper corrective phase. News context The token’s 24-hour session saw prices drop

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Brian Armstrong of Coinbase (COIN) made prediction markets look stupid. Bill Ackman made them real

Brian Armstrong’s last-minute crypto shoutout turned a $4,000 market prediction into a punchline. In a nutshell, the Coinbase CEO called all bets on “Bitcoin,” “Ethereum,” and “Web3” at once. It was a tight market, where the biggest winner took home just $111, according to Poymarket Analytics. But if Armstrong’s impromptu word salad showed how ridiculous

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Slips 5.5% to $0.19, Support Cracks on Volume Spike

Dogecoin fell below key support at $0.1940 during Tuesday’s session, sliding 5.5% to $0.1843 as institutional selling overwhelmed buyers. The breakdown occurred following a sharp 180% increase in volumes, highlighting renewed pressure on distribution in the coin sector, amid risk aversion in broader crypto markets. News context DOGE fell from $0.1951 to $0.1843, marking one

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Cardano’s ADA Falls 6% Amid Report of Whales Unloading $100M in Tokens

Cardano’s native token ADA fell more than 6% in the past 24 hours, from $0.642 to $0.605, as large holders reportedly sold $100 million worth of tokens. Selling broke through the $0.61 support level – long seen by traders as a key technical bottom – with volume surging 42% above the weekly average. According to

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Bitcoin (BTC) Dips Below 200-Day Average, XRP Eyes Death Cross

Bitcoin BTC$109,790.24 fell below the critical 200-day simple moving average of $109,380, signaling potential weakness ahead as the Dollar Index (DXY) continues to gain momentum. This breakdown could trigger more selling from chart-focused traders, potentially pushing Bitcoin towards $100,000 or less. The dollar index, which measures the U.S. dollar against major fiat currencies, climbed to

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