Richard Heart caught with his pants down during arrest, report
Turkish media shared images of Hex founder Richard Heart, apparently naked from the waist down, during his arrest in Istanbul.
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Turkish media shared images of Hex founder Richard Heart, apparently naked from the waist down, during his arrest in Istanbul.
Read more (2 min) →As financial market speculators spent the weekend predicting a Black Monday repeat performance, stock futures opened modestly higher.
— Kospi, South Korea
AI stocks Samsung and SK Hynix rode Korea’s KOSPI stock market to a record high and now account for 70% of its drawdown.
The Prime Trust estate has won a $9M default judgement against Justin Sun-owned Poloniex after it failed to answer the clawback suit.
A powerful committee adopted “non-operating company” rules that could remove Strategy from the prestigious MSCI World Index.
Insiders have dumped hundreds of millions of dollars of CoreWeave stock as shares have dropped more than 46% since it joined the Nasdaq 100.
— Bank of America, Money Laundering
Bank of America processed over $5B in suspicious transactions, including "transactions indicative of Chinese Money Laundering Networks."
— CFTC, Derivatives
As bewildered commodity bulls try to explain the relatively moderate price of oil, skeptics point to a Donald Trump-linked CFTC intervention.
Evernorth brought millions of XRP to the Nasdaq via XRPN on a fixed-supply thesis that was actually already broken in a secret inflation bug.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev has sold his Class A stock down to zero, but somehow that exact same headline keeps repeating.