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JUST IN: Micheal Saylor hints on accumulating more Bitcoin saying " Orange is my Preferred Color".

ANALYSIS: Robert Kiyosaki warns, "The Fed held an auction for US Bonds and no one showed up," signaling the start of hyperinflation and predicting soaring prices for gold, silver, and Bitcoin.

JUST IN: Bitcoin hits $107,000.

Ethereum co-founder Jeffrey Wilcke transfers $262M in ETH to Kraken — but no need to panic Jeffrey Wilcke sent 105,736 ETH (worth $262 million) to Kraken, causing market speculation about a possible sell-off. However, eight new wallets later withdrew the same amount, suggesting it was just an internal transfer.

JUST IN: Justin Sun says he is a top holder of the $TRUMP token, which has earned him an invitation to a private dinner with President Trump.

Trustee Plus halts registrations for users from Ukraine Crypto platform Trustee Plus has stopped accepting new users with Ukrainian addresses, citing regulatory uncertainty. Support confirmed that users physically located in Ukraine can't access the service — unless they hold EU residency. The company has: — postponed plans to launch in Ukraine; — given no timeline for changes; — not clarified the status of current Ukrainian users. If you enter a non-Ukrainian, non-sanctioned address, most features will work — except the Quicko card.

Phishing attack wipes out $2.4M — Coinbase user left with nothing Ed Suman fell victim to a phishing scam after his personal info was leaked from Coinbase. He entered his seed phrase, thinking it was legit — and lost 17.5 BTC and 225 ETH. Coinbase says fewer than 1% of users were affected. No word yet on reimbursement.

From hype to investigation: LIBRA token collapse puts Milei in hot water The Argentine president faces scrutiny as the court opens his bank accounts in search of links to the scam.

Binance asks Delaware court to dismiss FTX’s $1.76B lawsuit Binance has filed a motion to dismiss the $1.76 billion lawsuit brought by bankrupt exchange FTX, arguing the case lacks legal merit. The filing claims FTX is attempting to shift blame for its collapse from Sam Bankman-Fried to Binance and its former CEO Changpeng Zhao. Binance also argues that the U.S. court lacks jurisdiction since the company is registered outside the United States.

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