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World Liberty Financial Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Justin Sun
The Trump-linked DeFi project is responding to public attacks from Tron founder Justin Sun with a lawsuit, demanding he retract his accusations.
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Hacker Drained Grok Wallet Using an NFT and Morse Code
An unknown attacker gained access to Grok’s wallet and transferred nearly 3B DRB tokens worth more than $100K.
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Hollywood Limits AI in Oscar Rules
The Academy has rewritten the rules for the 99th Oscars, restricting generative AI and cementing human authorship as the priority.
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Tokenlon Accused of Ties to Scammers and Human Trafficking — ZachXBT
On-chain analyst ZachXBT attacked decentralized exchange Tokenlon, accusing it of processing funds linked to pig butchering schemes, human trafficking, and Chinese illicit marketplaces.
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- 01 May 26
Tether Reported $1.04B in Profit in the First Quarter of 2026
Tether posted $1.04B in net profit for Q1 2026 while expanding its excess reserves to a record $8.23B.
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- 01 May 26
Bloomberg: Why AI Still Can’t Beat the S&P 500
Retail investors are increasingly handing trading over to AI, but most bots still underperform the market, lean toward conservative strategies, and generate more hype than consistent returns.
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- 01 May 26
Bitcoin Beyond 66 Built an Evidence Base Against Mining Critics
The project says it has unified scientific research and mining energy consumption data into a single framework, supported by an AI tool for finding arguments.
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- 01 May 26
April 2026 Became the Most Hacked Month in Cryptocurrency History
The crypto market lost $651 M in a single month — a record number of attacks ever recorded.
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- 30 Apr 26
U.S. Seizes Nearly $500 M in Iranian Crypto
Cryptocurrency has become one of the main instruments of sanctions pressure on Tehran.
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- 30 Apr 26
The Most Controversial FOMC Since 1992 Ends With No Rate Change
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged for the third consecutive time, while the vote marked the most divided outcome since 1992. For the first time in 34 years, an FOMC meeting ended with four members openly dissenting.
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