NEAR eyes $5 after Jio perpetuals launch
NEAR targets $5 after launching confidential Jio Platforms perpetuals, while its Bitwise ETF records $4.84 million in outflows.
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NEAR targets $5 after launching confidential Jio Platforms perpetuals, while its Bitwise ETF records $4.84 million in outflows.
A nursing panel has struck off a Welsh care home deputy manager after finding she took advantage of a 99-year-old resident and obtained her £400,000 house, a £20,000 car payment and money for her own bills.
Hyperliquid rebounds from $75 as HIP-3 activity grows and now faces resistance at $83, with $67.50 providing deeper support.
Cardano trades near $0.20 as negative funding, bearish positioning, and spot selling weigh on ADA, with initial resistance at $0.213.
NEAR price is testing its make-or-break $4.30 support as weekly inflows into Bitwise’s NRR ETF fade to $5.2M, the slowest pace since launch.
Federal prosecutors have brought a Chinese national to Los Angeles to face charges after his extradition from the Netherlands in an international cryptocurrency investment scam that targeted Americans. Zheng Zhao, 44, was ordered detained during his initial court appearance on October 23rd, 2026, with arraignment set for November 30th, says the U.S. Attorney’s Office for
The Bank of Israel says crypto cannot shield the economy from banking sanctions, openly contradicting Netanyahu days before the election.
Cardano price slips toward $0.20 as Toto Finance asks the treasury for 22M ADA to buy copper that must rally about 49% for the plan to break even.
Economics Minister Viktors Valainis says rules could arrive in the first half of next year, but an overdue assessment remains unfinished and no sovereign-bond issuance was identified.
Capcom says an unauthorized third party accessed 11,774,247 CAPCOM ID records containing email addresses and login data, with passwords changed on 196 accounts.
The U.K. claims to aspire to become a global cryptocurrency hub, an ambition that would appear to be at odds with the attitude to crypto purchases of its major banks.
Federal prosecutors have obtained a guilty plea from a New York man accused of running a multi-decade scheme that stole more than $54 million from investors through nonexistent equipment loans. Richard Teplitsky, 72, of Williamsville, was the president of Woodhill Capital Corporation and admitted to mail fraud before U.S. District Judge John L. Sinatra, Jr.,