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A former Indianapolis letter carrier has been sentenced to six and a half years in prison for stealing checks from the mail in a $34 million bank fraud scheme that hit about 6,500 victims.
Zilliqa is giving up its own blockchain to become an Ethereum Layer 2 for banks, while ZIL sits at record lows with no fee model yet.
Core Scientific will switch off its last Bitcoin miners this quarter, with AI leasing at 92.5% of revenue and just 32 BTC left.
A Wisconsin school district has lost hundreds of thousands of dollars to a bank impersonation scam. Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) initially lost $450,000 but has recovered $255,000 and is working to get back the remaining $195,000, reports FOX6 Milwaukee. The district says it learned it was the victim of bank impersonation fraud and notified authorities
Bitcoin drops below $76,000 as crypto liquidations top $1B after a Democratic sweep puts Trump’s crypto ventures and the CLARITY Act at risk.
Manufacturing giant 3M has agreed to pay billions of dollars to resolve most of the personal injury claims tied to “forever chemicals” in firefighting foam. The company says it will make a $7.35 billion commitment over nine years, with a present value of $5.8 billion, to settle claims in the Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF) multidistrict
South Korea crypto tax moves to 2029 as Seoul waits for US data under CARF, while traders get a proposed three-year loss carryforward.
Bitcoin climbs above $80,200 as $694 million in liquidations and renewed ETF inflows fuel recovery, with BTC targeting $85,000 resistance.
TRUMP price breaks below its July lows near $1.22 as Trump Media sends 4,259 BTC pledged against its convertible notes to Crypto.com.
Dogecoin trades near $0.0772 as DOGE targets a breakout above $0.0786 amid weak ETF inflows and declining futures Open Interest.
Canary’s staked Injective ETF lists on Nasdaq as INJ price surges 22% into resistance. Key levels, fees and what fund flows mean.
RAY price climbs 20% from Wednesday’s low to test $1.78 as tokenized stocks lead Raydium’s swap revenue for a third month.
