🪙 Strateg buys 245 BTC worth $26 million.

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😂 ZachXBT exposed a scammer from New York who stole over $4 000 000 from Coinbase users by impersonating support and tricking them into creating wallets with compromised seed phrases.

He spent the stolen funds on gambling and luxury purchases, including a Corvette with a sticker of his Instagram handle “daytw00000.”

The scammer didn’t hide his identity and openly bragged on social media, which helped link him to more than 30 theft incidents.

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🪙 Texas has become the first U.S. state to create a state-funded Bitcoin reserve — the government has already allocated $10 million for purchasing crypto.

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🪙 Looks like TRON is experiencing serious issues — no new blocks have been produced for over 15 minutes.

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🔒 Ledger unveils Recovery Key — a physical 'spare key' for tap-to-recover crypto wallets.

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🇹🇷 Turkey tightens crypto regulations:

1️⃣ Platforms must collect data on the source and purpose of transfers, including a transaction denoscription of at least 20 characters.

2️⃣ Stablecoin transfers will be limited to $3 000 per day and $50 000 per month, with double limits allowed for full compliance.

3️⃣ Withdrawal delays (48–72 hours) and penalties for non-compliance are also being introduced.

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🪙 Anthony Pompliano’s investment firm ProCap has acquired 3 724 BTC for a total of $386.5 million at an average price of $103 780 per coin.

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🪙 Paolo Ardoino stated that Tether plans to become the world’s largest Bitcoin miner by the end of 2025. According to him, mining is not only a source of revenue but also a strategic way to protect the company’s investments — especially given that Tether already holds over 100 000 BTC.

While directly buying BTC is generally more profitable, Tether believes it's essential to contribute to the security of the Bitcoin network.

The company does not disclose its hashrate, but since 2023, it has invested over $2 billion in mining and energy infrastructure across Latin America, launching 15 projects in Uruguay, Paraguay, and El Salvador.

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☠️ Hackers have exploited the Resupply protocol for $9 500 000.

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