Category: crypto
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Bitcoin insiders face Epstein-era email fallout over Ripple, Stellar feud
Newly leaked court files reveal a 2014 email from Austin Hill to Jeffrey Epstein, Joichi Ito, and Reid Hoffman regarding investor support for Ripple and Stellar conflicting with Bitcoin. Claims suggest XRP’s SEC issues are tied to Epstein-era relationships, but documentation only confirms funding overlaps. Epstein’s role in Bitcoin development and MIT funding is also…
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TRON stablecoin flows grow in H2 2025 while fraud claims put Justin Sun under pressure
TRON’s update for the second half of 2025 emphasizes its growth in stablecoin settlement and ecosystem expansion. This comes as founder Justin Sun faces new fraud allegations. The report highlights TRON’s role as a low-fee settlement rail and its efforts to integrate with other chains. The platform aims to maintain its position in stablecoin and…
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Epstein files spark crypto connection, Ripple dismisses link
New documents from Jeffrey Epstein’s files were released by the Justice Department, with Ripple denying any links between Epstein and XRP or Stellar. Speculation on Epstein’s association with early crypto circles has sparked interest in the industry, emphasizing the importance of separating facts from misinformation in the cryptocurrency market.
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Bitcoin liquidations spike as Warsh Fed pick rattles markets
Bitcoin fell below $80k after Kevin Warsh’s Fed appointment, leading to $2.5 billion in liquidations. Analysts believe that BTC may have hit a cycle floor near a key support zone. QCP Asia sees downside risk if support fails, while PlanC suggests the $75k-$80k region could be a cycle bottom.
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Scorned lover accuses Justin Sun of fraud, tags SEC and Trump in explosive X posts
Allegations of market manipulation on Binance involving TRX by a close associate of Justin Sun raise regulatory concerns amid existing SEC charges. Zeng Ying claims Sun used employee identities to pump TRX prices before dumping on retail investors. TRX and WLFI prices remain stable, but U.S. regulators may investigate further.
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CrossCurve exploited for $3 million in multi-network bridge attack
CrossCurve, a cross-chain liquidity protocol, was exploited by attackers who drained roughly $3 million across multiple networks. The protocol has confirmed the exploit and is offering a 10% bounty for the return of funds. CrossCurve has urged users to pause interactions until the vulnerability is patched and threatened legal action if funds are not returned.…
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Singapore Gulf Bank announces regulated fiat-stablecoin interoperability service
Singapore Gulf Bank has introduced a new service that allows institutions to mint, trade, and convert stablecoins to fiat within a regulated platform. The service will support USDC and USDT on major blockchain networks and is expected to launch by Q1 2026. The platform will have built-in safeguards and compliance measures.
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Polymarket launches on Solana through Jupiter integration
Jupiter has integrated Polymarket into its platform on Solana, allowing users to trade prediction markets directly on-chain without leaving the app. This move strengthens Solana’s position in decentralized finance. The partnership aims to make Jupiter the most innovative predictions platform on Solana, providing a streamlined user experience.
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PlanC Flags $75K–$80K as Potential Bitcoin Cycle Bottom
Analyst PlanC believes the current $75,000-$80,000 price range for Bitcoin may be the deepest pullback opportunity in the current bull run. The 38% drawdown fits historic 35-40% corrections seen in previous bull markets. Other analysts warn Bitcoin could drop to $60,000 before reaching a true bottom.
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DOJ Files Show Epstein Claimed Contact With Bitcoin Founders
DOJ emails reveal Jeffrey Epstein claimed to have direct contact with Bitcoin’s creators in 2016. The unverified claim involved discussions about creating a Sharia-compliant digital currency for the Middle East. Epstein’s connections to early crypto discussions in tech and finance are also highlighted in the released documents. Researchers are still analyzing the files for more…