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A former Jack in the Box manager in California has pleaded no contest to embezzling more than $232,000 from the restaurant over seven months to feed a gambling problem.
The securities have financed purchases of nearly 136,000 bitcoin, opening a funding channel that analysts expect to complement the larger ETF market.
Reactions split between amazement at how human it sounds and fears it could fuel scams and deception, with CZ eyeing uses in children’s education.
Bitcoin has sunk to its weakest level in more than one month.
Some of the world's biggest companies objected to being listed on the first tokenized securities trading venue under the SEC's innovation exemption. But the early pushback may say more about issuer caution than about rejection of tokenization itself.
Bitcoin price briefly fell below $80,000 as $645M in crypto positions were liquidated, mostly longs. Key levels to watch and why altcoins fell harder.
NY AG Letitia James secured nearly $6M from four promoters in a crypto pyramid scheme and seeks $1.3B from founders after default judgment; scheme defrauded over 11,000 New Yorkers via false promises in religious communities.
HSBC RedCoin is live in PayMe. See how the Hong Kong dollar stablecoin works, what backs it and why tokenized fund subscriptions come next.
A Netanyahu crypto plan for possible banking sanctions mirrors a route Israel helped shut for Iran, while Russia’s A7A5 shows its limits.
Gilead Sciences has agreed to pay $45 million to settle Texas allegations that it used free nursing and reimbursement support services as kickbacks to influence Medicaid prescriptions. The company denies wrongdoing.
A Georgia investment broker and a Florida attorney have been charged with running Ponzi schemes that allegedly took nearly $2 million from investors.
HYPE nears its key 2026 support as Arthur Hayes argues ETH and ZEC offer better upside amid rising competition among perpetual DEXs.