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πŸͺ™ An investor who bought Ethereum nine years ago for $14 has started realizing profits β€” 6,369 ETH worth $16 million have already been sent to Kraken.

During this time, his coins have increased in value by approximately 179 times.

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πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ US Consumer Price Index (CPI), reflecting inflation, rose to 3.7%.

Bitcoin reacts with a drop below $83,000.

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πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡· Richard Heart, the founder of the Hex and Pulsechain projects, was arrested in Istanbul.

Authorities seized hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, luxury items, watches, firearms, and computers.

He has been charged with large-scale cryptocurrency fraud in the USA, Finland, and Spain.

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πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί USDC from Circle became the first stablecoin in the EU to be recognized as "significant" under MiCA.

From November 12, Circle will be monitored more strictly β€” with separate checks on reserves, liquidity, capital, and the ability to redeem tokens.

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πŸͺ™ Polygon completed the acquisition of Coinme β€” along with the company, the project gained access to 37 money transmission licenses in the US and 11 state-specific exemptions.

The deal is expected to simplify Polygon's work with regulated crypto payments in the American market.

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πŸš“ Brooklyn District Attorney's Office and FBI busted a crypto scam network, which through Russian-language ads on Facebook swindled tens of millions of dollars from Americans.

During the operation, 241 fraudulent websites were shut down and 112 servers were seized, but only about $300,000 has been recovered so far β€” with no arrests made.

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πŸ›‘ StandX announced its closure just over a year after launch β€” the exchange managed to attract over 237,000 users and at its peak held over $200M TVL.

All positions will be forcibly closed on January 15, and funds can be withdrawn until January 31, 2027.

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πŸͺ™ Tether transferred approximately $6,300,000 to the consulting firm Nxum, a third of which was owned by Trump's then-crypto advisor Bo Hines.

Later, Hines left the White House and headed Tether's US stablecoin business β€” analysts note a possible conflict of interest.

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πŸͺ™ bStocks from Binance exceeded $1 billion in assets in just four months after launch β€” faster than any other tokenized stock product.

Moreover, over half of trades take place outside of regular US session hours, and the volume of conversions between bStocks and underlying stocks has already exceeded $6 billion.

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πŸ’³ Mastercard officially launched a platform, which will allow payment with stablecoins at hundreds of millions of merchants worldwide.

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πŸ“± Ledger introduced Atom β€” a crypto wallet in the format of an Android smartphone for $899, which cannot make calls, but signs transactions on a separate secure chip and physically disconnects cameras and the microphone.

Deliveries are expected in the summer of 2027, and the company itself emphasizes that Atom does not replace a regular phone.

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πŸͺ™ Ripple opens 24/7 trading for institutional investors in tokenized real-world assets via Ripple Prime β€” more than 100 markets, including stocks, indices, ETFs, and commodities.

Bloomberg notes that such 24/7 platforms are increasingly taking activity away from traditional Wall Street brokers.

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🀣 A scammer got scammed for $4,800,000 β€” one of the major victims of the incident with Ledger himself had previously swindled from victims over 60 BTC through fake 'tasks' and negative balances.

On October 9, unknown individuals emptied all three of his wallets and collected the stolen funds at a single address.

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