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Five Convicted of Imprisoning Crypto Millionaires in London 'Torture' Ordeal

Two of the five were also convicted of conspiracy to blackmail, in a case police won without either victim testifying.

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Former FBI Agent Charged With Stealing Nearly $1 Million in Crypto and Using Cha...

Prosecutors say the former counterintelligence supervisor stole cryptocurrency from wallets tied to FBI investigations before aski...

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US Treasury Sanctions Iranian Firms Taking Bitcoin for Hormuz Passage

OFAC sanctioned two Iranian firms including Hormuz Safe, which “accepts payment in Bitcoin and other digital assets.”

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Crypto Kiosk Scams Cost Texans $57M as Lawmakers Weigh a Ban

Three states have already outlawed Bitcoin ATMs, and a committee chair says Texas will go further than regulating them.

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New York AG Seeks $36B From Kalshi Over 'Illegal Gambling'

The CFTC asked a court to stop New York enforcing against the prediction market the day before the state filed.

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Treasury Secretary Invokes Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto in Plea for Clarity...

Scott Bessent urged the Senate to immediately vote on the crypto market structure bill, accusing Democrats of delaying the legisla...

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Your 'Sexual Wellness' Pills Order Info From Hims Got Shared With Meta, Says FTC

Regulators accuse the telehealth company of sharing sensitive health information with advertising platforms including Meta and Sna...

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Elon Musk's xAI Sues Minnesota to Kill the US's First AI Nudification Law

The company argues the law's definition of "nudification" is so broad it would make shirtless men and swimwear photos illegal—and...

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Australia Sues Telegram for $38M Over ‘Pro-Terror’ Videos

The eSafety Commissioner accused the social media platform of failing to detect material relating to the Christchurch and Buffalo...

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'Completely Legal': GrapheneOS Pushes Back as Duress Password Case Proceeds

Activist Samuel Tunick said his prosecution is meant to set a precedent against privacy and "intimidate people."