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Chinese Court Classifies Bitcoin as Property in Case Involving 107 BTC Theft
A court in Qingdao, China, sentenced a man for stealing 107 Bitcoin after he reconstructed a victim’s wallet seed phrase. Prosecutors argued that Bitcoin qualifies as property, a position that played a central role in the case.
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HTX Delists USD1 Stablecoin, Asks World Liberty Financial to Reverse Freeze on Exchange's Addresses
HTX has delisted the USD1 stablecoin after alleging that World Liberty Financial froze its addresses without sufficient communication or legal grounds. The exchange has also suspended several USD1-related trading pairs.
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Bitcoin Rebounds Above $62,000 as Buyers Return at Lower Prices Despite ETF Outflow Concerns
Bitcoin traded near $62,850 on Monday as buyers emerged after a sharp correction. While the market showed signs of stabilisation, analysts said ETF outflows, weaker institutional demand, and upcoming US macroeconomic data continue to keep sentiment cautious.
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Bitcoin Extends Decline to $62,000 as ETF Outflows and Capital Rotation Persist
The crypto market remained under pressure on Friday as Bitcoin traded near $61,800 amid continued ETF outflows and capital rotation into other sectors. Analysts said investors remain cautious ahead of upcoming US jobs data, inflation figures, and the Federal Reserve meeting.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: LASD Issues Warning Over Crypto Scams Days Ahead of World Cup
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has warned football fans about a rise in FIFA World Cup-related crypto scams. Authorities say cybercriminals are using fake websites, advertisements, and payment requests to target fans seeking tickets, merchandise, and streaming services.
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US DoJ Targets Scam Networks in Southeast Asia, Freezes $3 Million in Joint Operation Involving Coinbase, Meta, Microsoft and Starlink
Coinbase has frozen over $3 million in crypto assets linked to scam networks operating in Southeast Asia. The operation involved Meta, Microsoft, Starlink, law enforcement agencies, and international partners, leading to arrests, account removals, and infrastructure takedowns.
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Cryptocurrency Market Remains Under Pressure as Bitcoin Price Slides Toward $64,000
Bitcoin traded near $64,000 as continued ETF outflows, leveraged liquidations, and weak investor sentiment weighed on crypto markets. Analysts said capital rotation into traditional assets, uncertainty around US monetary policy, and declining demand for large-cap cryptocurrencies are keeping traders cautious despite hopes for future regulatory clar...
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UK's FCA Warns Premier League Clubs Over Unauthorised Crypto Sponsor Risks
The UK Financial Conduct Authority has warned football clubs that sponsorship deals with unauthorised crypto firms could expose them to legal, financial, and reputational risks. The regulator has called for stronger due diligence on commercial partners.
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NYDFS, European Banking Authority Join Forces to Oversee, Monitor Stablecoin Activities
The New York State Department of Financial Services and the European Banking Authority have signed an MoU to coordinate supervision of cross-border stablecoin activities. The agreement aims to share information, monitor risks, and conduct market surveillance under MiCA.
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Bitcoin Drops Below $67,000 as ETF Outflows, Institutional Selling Intensify
Bitcoin slipped near $67,000 as institutional demand weakened amid sustained ETF outflows and renewed concerns over Mt. Gox-linked Bitcoin movements. Analysts said heavy liquidations, cautious investor sentiment, and macroeconomic uncertainty continue to weigh on crypto markets, while traders closely watch key support and resistance levels for sign...
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Bitcoin Falls Below $70,000 For First Time Since April 8 After Strategy’s Sale Of Tokens
Other tokens like Ether, XRP and Binance’s BNB remained mostly stable at $1,981, $1.26 and $681, respectively.
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France's Financial Markets Authority Sets June 20 Deadline for Crypto Firms to Acquire MiCA Licence
France’s financial regulator has given crypto firms until June 30 to secure a MiCA licence or begin winding down operations. The warning comes amid broader debates within the EU over passporting rules and regulatory oversight.
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Bitcoin Holds Near $73,500 as Weak Momentum Keeps Crypto Markets Range-Bound
Bitcoin traded near $73,500 on Friday as whale outflows, macroeconomic uncertainty, and weak risk appetite kept the crypto market range-bound. Analysts said traders remain focused on ETF flows, inflation trends, and key support levels for clues on the market’s next move.
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SKP Linked Liquidity Routes Exploited Worth $212,000 Across BNB Chain
Attackers exploited SKP-linked liquidity routes across BNB Chain, draining nearly $212,000 from multiple DeFi protocols. Blockchain security firm TenArmor identified suspicious transactions involving PancakeSwap, Venus, Lista DAO, and SKP pools.
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UK's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Sanctions 18 Entities, Individuals for Overcoming Russian Trade Blockades
The UK has sanctioned 18 crypto exchanges, firms, and individuals accused of helping Russia evade international trade restrictions. The action targets the A7 network and entities linked to stablecoin and payment operations connected to the Russian economy.
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Chinese Court Classifies Bitcoin as Property in Case Involving 107 BTC Theft
A court in Qingdao, China, sentenced a man for stealing 107 Bitcoin after he reconstructed a victim’s wallet seed phrase. Prosecutors argued that Bitcoin qualifies as property, a position that played a central role in the case.
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HTX Delists USD1 Stablecoin, Asks World Liberty Financial to Reverse Freeze on Exchange's Addresses
HTX has delisted the USD1 stablecoin after alleging that World Liberty Financial froze its addresses without sufficient communication or legal grounds. The exchange has also suspended several USD1-related trading pairs.
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Bitcoin Rebounds Above $62,000 as Buyers Return at Lower Prices Despite ETF Outflow Concerns
Bitcoin traded near $62,850 on Monday as buyers emerged after a sharp correction. While the market showed signs of stabilisation, analysts said ETF outflows, weaker institutional demand, and upcoming US macroeconomic data continue to keep sentiment cautious.
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Bitcoin Extends Decline to $62,000 as ETF Outflows and Capital Rotation Persist
The crypto market remained under pressure on Friday as Bitcoin traded near $61,800 amid continued ETF outflows and capital rotation into other sectors. Analysts said investors remain cautious ahead of upcoming US jobs data, inflation figures, and the Federal Reserve meeting.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: LASD Issues Warning Over Crypto Scams Days Ahead of World Cup
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has warned football fans about a rise in FIFA World Cup-related crypto scams. Authorities say cybercriminals are using fake websites, advertisements, and payment requests to target fans seeking tickets, merchandise, and streaming services.
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US DoJ Targets Scam Networks in Southeast Asia, Freezes $3 Million in Joint Operation Involving Coinbase, Meta, Microsoft and Starlink
Coinbase has frozen over $3 million in crypto assets linked to scam networks operating in Southeast Asia. The operation involved Meta, Microsoft, Starlink, law enforcement agencies, and international partners, leading to arrests, account removals, and infrastructure takedowns.
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Cryptocurrency Market Remains Under Pressure as Bitcoin Price Slides Toward $64,000
Bitcoin traded near $64,000 as continued ETF outflows, leveraged liquidations, and weak investor sentiment weighed on crypto markets. Analysts said capital rotation into traditional assets, uncertainty around US monetary policy, and declining demand for large-cap cryptocurrencies are keeping traders cautious despite hopes for future regulatory clar...
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UK's FCA Warns Premier League Clubs Over Unauthorised Crypto Sponsor Risks
The UK Financial Conduct Authority has warned football clubs that sponsorship deals with unauthorised crypto firms could expose them to legal, financial, and reputational risks. The regulator has called for stronger due diligence on commercial partners.
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NYDFS, European Banking Authority Join Forces to Oversee, Monitor Stablecoin Activities
The New York State Department of Financial Services and the European Banking Authority have signed an MoU to coordinate supervision of cross-border stablecoin activities. The agreement aims to share information, monitor risks, and conduct market surveillance under MiCA.
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Bitcoin Drops Below $67,000 as ETF Outflows, Institutional Selling Intensify
Bitcoin slipped near $67,000 as institutional demand weakened amid sustained ETF outflows and renewed concerns over Mt. Gox-linked Bitcoin movements. Analysts said heavy liquidations, cautious investor sentiment, and macroeconomic uncertainty continue to weigh on crypto markets, while traders closely watch key support and resistance levels for sign...
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Bitcoin Falls Below $70,000 For First Time Since April 8 After Strategy’s Sale Of Tokens
Other tokens like Ether, XRP and Binance’s BNB remained mostly stable at $1,981, $1.26 and $681, respectively.
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France's Financial Markets Authority Sets June 20 Deadline for Crypto Firms to Acquire MiCA Licence
France’s financial regulator has given crypto firms until June 30 to secure a MiCA licence or begin winding down operations. The warning comes amid broader debates within the EU over passporting rules and regulatory oversight.
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Bitcoin Holds Near $73,500 as Weak Momentum Keeps Crypto Markets Range-Bound
Bitcoin traded near $73,500 on Friday as whale outflows, macroeconomic uncertainty, and weak risk appetite kept the crypto market range-bound. Analysts said traders remain focused on ETF flows, inflation trends, and key support levels for clues on the market’s next move.
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SKP Linked Liquidity Routes Exploited Worth $212,000 Across BNB Chain
Attackers exploited SKP-linked liquidity routes across BNB Chain, draining nearly $212,000 from multiple DeFi protocols. Blockchain security firm TenArmor identified suspicious transactions involving PancakeSwap, Venus, Lista DAO, and SKP pools.
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UK's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Sanctions 18 Entities, Individuals for Overcoming Russian Trade Blockades
The UK has sanctioned 18 crypto exchanges, firms, and individuals accused of helping Russia evade international trade restrictions. The action targets the A7 network and entities linked to stablecoin and payment operations connected to the Russian economy.
