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Malone Lam pleaded guilty to leading a crypto theft enterprise that prosecutors say stole and laundered more than $245 million.The 22-year-old Singapore citizen admitted Tuesday in Washington to participating in a racketeering conspiracy, marking a major turn in a case that began with one of the largest known thefts from an individual Bitcoin holder.Prosecutors said Lam organized an international network that targeted crypto owners through social engineering and, in some cases, home break-ins to obtain information needed to drain their wallets. The enterprise operated from at least October 2023 through May 2025 and included participants in California, Connecticut, New York,…

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Tether is pursuing Xinbi Guarantee across its USDT payment network, freezing operational wallets as the sanctioned marketplace tries to keep transacting.Blockchain analytics firm Bitrace said on Sept. 9 that more than $45 million in USDT had been frozen across at least 22 operational addresses linked to Xinbi, including wallets used to receive, route, and withdraw funds.Xinbi’s Tether USDT Impacted Addresses (Source: Bitrace)The action targets a network already under government scrutiny. The UK sanctioned Xinbi Guarantee in March, identifying it as a major Chinese-language crypto marketplace and money-laundering hub serving Southeast Asian scam compounds.Tether targeted Xinbi’s USDT infrastructureThe $45 million freeze…

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Bitcoin is holding above $78,000 as Brent crude breached $100 and rising Treasury yields revived inflation fears.Data from CryptoSlate showed the flagship cryptocurrency trading around $78,451 at press time, with little sign of the pressure spreading across bond and energy markets after an escalation in the Middle East pushed Brent above the threshold for the first time since July 24.Brent touched $100.19 before easing slightly, extending a roughly 25% advance since early August as attacks on shipping and energy infrastructure raised fresh concerns about supplies through the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea. The US 10-year Treasury yield climbed toward…

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Lido, the liquid-staking protocol, captured just 5.7% of Ethereum’s net staking growth in the first half of 2026. For holders of its LDO token, the business challenge is to turn a growing market into DAO income that can fund automated purchases.The gap is visible in NEST, Lido’s automated buyback mechanism. At 00:00 UTC on Sept. 9, the contract that releases funds for purchases recorded a negative cumulative budget of about $517,024 and skipped an allocation. Its negative budget measured a deficit in calculated buyback capacity. Funding was already in place, while the rules required more cumulative surplus before a purchase…

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2026 Commemorative Coins   OldSales LatestSales Gain/Loss %Increase 2026-P Uncirculated FIFA World Cup Half Dollar 5,997 6,085 88 1.47% 2026-P Proof FIFA World Cup Half Dollar 16,112 16,344 232 1.44% 2026-P Uncirculated FIFA World Cup Silver Dollar 4,713 4,794 81 1.72% 2026-P Proof FIFA World Cup Silver Dollar 18,111 18,375 264 1.46% 2026-W $5 Uncirculated FIFA World Cup Gold Coin 711 733 22 3.09% 2026-W $5 Proof FIFA World Cup Gold Coin 1,160 1,178 18 1.55% 2026 FIFA World Cup Three-Coin Proof Set 2,656 2,686 30 1.13% 2025 Commemorative Coins   OldSales LatestSales Gain/Loss %Increase 2025-S Proof U.S. Marine Corps…

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Canaan, the Bitcoin mining-equipment maker, reported second-quarter 2026 revenue below its earlier guidance on Sept. 8, as weaker machine demand put more weight on its cash and crypto treasury. More than half of its Bitcoin holdings were pledged for loans at June 30.Revenue totaled $31.9 million, short of the $35 million to $45 million range forecast in May. Product revenue fell to $13.6 million from $42.9 million in the first quarter. Canaan attributed that decline to less computing power sold and lower selling prices amid weaker demand.Management’s outlook points to further pressure: Canaan forecast third-quarter revenue of $11 million to…

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Geely Sweden CEO Per Ansgar joins Concordium Foundation board. Concordium expands focus on verified AI agents and digital payments. Geely and Concordium deepen partnership on autonomous transactions. Concordium Foundation has appointed Per Ansgar, chief executive officer of Geely Sweden Holdings AB, to its board, strengthening the blockchain platform’s relationship with the Geely group as it develops infrastructure for verified digital interactions and autonomous AI agents. The appointment adds more than 26 years of automotive and financial experience to Concordium’s board. Ansgar has held senior roles at Volvo Cars, Polestar and companies within the wider Geely group. His appointment also extends…

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Bitcoin holders who need cash do not necessarily have to sell their BTC. They can borrow against it instead, keeping exposure to Bitcoin while using its value as collateral for a loan.The complication is that the loan they want may exist on another network. Many blockchain lending applications run on Ethereum, which keeps its own record of who owns what. A Bitcoin owner’s BTC is recorded on Bitcoin’s network, and an Ethereum application cannot simply reach over and take it as collateral.One solution is to entrust the Bitcoin to a custodian, a business that holds it for safekeeping, and receive…

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Mining services firm Luxor estimates that about 235 exahashes per second (EH/s) of capacity in specialized Bitcoin mining machines is sitting idle.Its Sept. 8 report puts that equipment in several categories: machines that are uneconomic, deliberately curtailed, in transit, or under maintenance. Their different reasons for switching off make a rebound in hashrate an ambiguous signal of recovery from financial distress.August’s Bitcoin rally improved the revenue available from mining, while Texas’s summer window for avoiding peak-related transmission charges runs through September.Either route can eventually add competition for the miners that stayed online. The revenue recovery that encourages a restart may…

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Bitcoin held near $78,500 on Sept. 8 as the Japanese yen touched its strongest level since February, leaving BTC inside its recent trading range while investors cut bets against Japan’s currency.The yen reached 152.89 per dollar during Asian trading before retreating to 154.14, easing part of the currency pressure ahead of the Bank of Japan’s Sept. 17-18 meeting. A stronger yen can squeeze investors who borrowed it to buy foreign assets, potentially prompting sales across their portfolios.The question is whether Bitcoin’s buyers can keep absorbing supply if Japanese funding becomes more expensive and investors reduce risk across their portfolios.ETF inflows…

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