cryptocurrency
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- Mufti Taqi Usmani declares crypto-based purchases impermissible under Islamic law
Mufti Taqi Usmani and other scholars declared purchasing goods with cryptocurrency impermissible under Islamic law, citing that crypto is not recognized as 'maal' (wealth) in Sharia. The fatwa mandates returning items bought with crypto and prohibits their use or resale.
- Crypto defies equity weakness as altcoin optimism builds into the weekend
Cryptocurrency markets are showing resilience amid equity weakness, with growing optimism surrounding altcoins as the weekend approaches. The article highlights a shift in investor sentiment toward alternative cryptocurrencies despite broader market challenges.
- DOJ charges federal inmate over alleged theft of $290,000 in crypto forfeited to US government
Federal inmate Rossen Iossifov faces new charges for allegedly taking $290,000 in government-forfeited cryptocurrency. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is prosecuting the case.
- Spend Crypto Without Selling It. Argentina’s Taxman Is Now Watching
Nexo has launched the world's first dual debit and credit crypto card in Argentina, where the government began tracking all cryptocurrency transactions for tax purposes in May.
- Live markets: Bitcoin ETFs bleed again while ether funds snap a five-day inflow streak
Bitcoin ETFs experienced another decline, while ether funds ended a five-day streak of inflows. The contrasting performance highlights diverging trends in cryptocurrency markets.
- Former Epoch Times executive pleads guilty to multimillion-dollar fraud scheme that funded newspaper
A former finance executive at The Epoch Times pleaded guilty to a $67 million fraud scheme involving cryptocurrency and stolen funds to boost the newspaper's revenue. The scheme, linked to a Vietnam-based group called the 'Make Money Online' team, used illicit proceeds from unemployment insurance benefits and stolen personal information to finance the publication.
- Ex-Epoch Times CFO pleads guilty in $67M multinational money laundering scheme
The former chief financial officer of The Epoch Times, Weidong 'Bill' Guan, pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a $67 million money laundering scheme involving fraudulent unemployment benefits and cryptocurrency. He admitted to knowingly processing criminal funds through the company's accounts and personal accounts.
- Ex-Epoch Times CFO pleads guilty in $67M multinational money laundering scheme
Weidong 'Bill' Guan, former CFO of The Epoch Times, pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a $67 million money laundering scheme involving cryptocurrency and fraudulently obtained unemployment benefits. The scheme used stolen personal information and prepaid debit cards to launder funds through the company's accounts, leading to a 410% increase in the organization's revenue.
- Singapore's Temasek investment fund says crypto is off the table, will focus on AI
Singapore's Temasek investment fund has announced it will no longer invest in cryptocurrency and will instead prioritize artificial intelligence. The decision reflects a strategic shift away from digital assets toward AI-focused opportunities.
- Two blockbuster AI IPO's on the horizon could leave crypto further behind
Two major AI initial public offerings (IPOs) are expected to gain significant attention, potentially overshadowing the cryptocurrency market's current prominence.
- Why is the cryptocurrency market slumping?
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a slump as Bitcoin declines, but cryptocurrency is expanding into areas like politics, sanctions, and global finance.
- Crypto still 'off the table' for Singapore's Temasek, four years after FTX flop
Temasek, Singapore's investment firm, remains cautious about cryptocurrency four years after its $275 million loss from investing in FTX, which later went bankrupt. The 2022 writedown sparked local criticism.
- Crypto could benefit if Fed steps in to backstop US stock market: Analysts
Analysts suggest that if the Federal Reserve intervenes to support the US stock market, cryptocurrency could benefit. Bitget Wallet COO Alvin Kan highlighted that the scale of the US stock market provides policymakers with a strong incentive to address significant declines.
- BBB warns sports bettors about unlicensed sportsbooks and online gambling scams
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) warns consumers about unlicensed sportsbooks and online gambling scams, citing nearly 200 scam reports and over 10,000 complaints from 2022 to mid-2025. Issues include fake websites, unclear terms, and difficulty retrieving funds, with red flags like cryptocurrency payment demands and overseas business locations.
- BBB warns sports bettors about unlicensed sportsbooks and online gambling scams
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) warns consumers about unlicensed sportsbooks and online gambling scams, citing nearly 200 scam reports and over 10,000 complaints from 2022 to mid-2025. Issues include fake websites, unclear terms, and difficulties reclaiming funds, with red flags like cryptocurrency payment demands and overseas business locations. The BBB advises verifying licenses, checking state gambling laws, and scrutinizing terms before betting.
- BBB warns sports bettors about unlicensed sportsbooks and online gambling scams
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) warns sports bettors about unlicensed sportsbooks and online gambling scams, citing nearly 200 scam reports and over 10,000 complaints from 2022 to mid-2025. Issues include fake websites, unclear terms, and difficulty retrieving funds, with BBB highlighting red flags like cryptocurrency payment demands and overseas business locations.
- Crypto and stocks tumble after Trump declares ceasefire 'over' following Iran strikes
Crypto and stocks declined following Trump's declaration that a ceasefire was 'over' after Iran conducted strikes. The market reaction reflects heightened geopolitical tensions.
- Coinbase secures UK authorization to offer traditional investments alongside crypto
Coinbase has obtained authorization in the UK to offer traditional investments in addition to cryptocurrency services. The move allows the company to expand its financial offerings to UK customers.
- Judge revives fraud claim against Barry Silbert, DCG in Genesis Yield lawsuit
A judge has revived a fraud claim against Barry Silbert and Digital Currency Group (DCG) in a class action lawsuit involving Genesis Yield, a lending program that allowed customers to deposit cryptocurrency for interest payments. The lawsuit alleges fraudulent practices related to the program's operations.
- President Trump says he’s a ‘big crypto guy,’ while distancing himself from family’s crypto ventures
President Trump stated he is a ‘big crypto guy’ and described cryptocurrency as ‘powerful’ during the launch of Trump investment accounts for children. He also mentioned distancing himself from his family’s crypto ventures.
- How Trump made more than $1 billion on crypto when most of his coin's investors lost money
Trump earned over $1 billion from cryptocurrency investments while most $TRUMP memecoin investors experienced financial losses.
- South Korea develops crypto-specific procedures for asset seizures and liquidation: report
South Korea is developing procedures to handle the seizure and liquidation of cryptocurrency assets. The amendments aim to formalize how courts execute civil judgments against cryptocurrency holdings.
- Ether leads crypto's hold above key levels as bitcoin steadies over $63,000
Ether leads cryptocurrency markets in maintaining key price levels, while Bitcoin stabilizes above $63,000. Both assets show resilience in their current trading ranges.
- Giving to help Palestinians? Guess again — you might be funding Hamas
A San Diego man used fake Gaza relief campaigns to raise nearly $600,000, which was sent to Hamas, and he attempted to transfer additional funds through cryptocurrency. Federal prosecutors are investigating the case.
- Clarity and Congress's summer break: State of Crypto
The article addresses the implications of Congress's summer break on cryptocurrency regulations and market dynamics, emphasizing the current state of the crypto industry amidst legislative pauses.
- Wes Moore: There is ‘something fundamentally wrong’ with Trump making $1B in crypto money
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore criticized President Trump for making $1 billion in cryptocurrency, stating there is 'something fundamentally wrong' with the situation. Moore expressed concerns about how cryptocurrency is being handled in the context of Trump's financial gains.
- Bessent brushes off critics of Trump’s crypto haul
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dismissed criticism of President Trump for earning over $1 billion in cryptocurrency profits during his presidency, stating there is 'no appearance problem.' Bessent emphasized the innovation aspect of the cryptocurrency gains during an interview with CBS News anchor Kelly O’Grady.
- Vance’s financial disclosure reveals book revenue, crypto holdings
Vice President Vance earned up to $7.4 million in 2025, primarily from royalties of his 2016 memoir 'Hillbilly Elegy,' according to a financial disclosure report. The report also revealed his cryptocurrency holdings.
- Democrats seize on Trump earnings to go after GOP on affordability
President Trump earned over $2 billion in 2025, including $1.2 billion in cryptocurrency income, according to financial disclosures. Democrats are using this to contrast his economic experiences with current issues like rising prices and a weak jobs environment.
- US national studying at Jerusalem’s Mir yeshiva charged with spying for Iran
Eli Levon, a 21-year-old US national studying at Jerusalem’s Mir yeshiva, was charged with spying for Iran after allegedly sending pictures of city sites via Telegram and hiding a flash drive in a restaurant for $1,400 in cryptocurrency.
- Trump says there is ‘nothing wrong’ with family’s crypto windfall
Donald Trump claims there is no issue with his family’s cryptocurrency-related financial gains. The statement addresses the family’s earnings from cryptocurrency investments.
- Democrats will have ‘field day’ with Trump inquiries if they win House, legal experts say
Democrats may intensify investigations into President Trump's actions, including allegations of weaponizing the Department of Justice and pursuing cryptocurrency ventures, if they secure a House majority in the midterms. Legal experts suggest these issues provide ample material for scrutiny.
- CPA examines Trump's $1.4 billion crypto income
President Trump's 2025 financial disclosure revealed $1.4 billion in income from cryptocurrency ventures. CPA Shehan Chandrasekera, head of tax strategy at CoinTracker, provided analysis on the matter.
- Trump’s billion-dollar crypto haul triggers some everyday investors sitting on big losses
Trump's billion-dollar crypto gains have led to significant losses for millions of investors as a global bear market erases trillions in paper profits. The downturn has left many holding substantial losses.
- Trump denies conflict of interest over crypto. And, Vatican excommunicates rebel group
Trump denied a conflict of interest over cryptocurrency ventures, which he and his family earned over $1 billion from last year. The Vatican declared the traditionalist Society of St. Pius X has entered schism.
- Trump’s financial disclosure complicates crypto bill talks
President Donald Trump's over $1 billion earnings from cryptocurrency during his presidency have emboldened Senate Democrats pushing for legislation to restrict his profiting from digital assets, complicating negotiations on a crypto bill. Democrats argue the financial disclosure strengthens their position in ethics language discussions but acknowledge finalizing restrictions on Trump remains unlikely without addressing his sons' involvement.
- Dunki 2.0 goes Crypto: hawala in Pakistan's $300 million smuggling machine
Pakistan's human smuggling industry, valued at 80 billion rupees, leverages social media, hawala, and cryptocurrency to facilitate illegal migration. A 17-year-old from Kharian, Punjab, exemplifies the trend, seeking to join relatives abroad despite risks, fueled by Spain's 2026 regularization program and online recruitment.
- Crypto Brought Trump a Huge Windfall, Even as Many Investors Lost Big
President Trump gained $636 million from cryptocurrency during the first year of his second term, marking a significant financial windfall.
- Hawala, cryptocurrency cases to be handed over to central agencies
Cases related to Hawala and cryptocurrency transactions are to be transferred to central agencies. The move suggests increased regulatory scrutiny of these financial systems.
- Trump reported over $1.4 billion in crypto income in 2025, financial disclosure shows
US President Donald Trump reported over $1.4 billion in cryptocurrency-related income during 2025, according to a financial disclosure filed with the Office of Government Ethics. The document indicates digital assets surpassed real-estate, licensing, and resort businesses as his primary income source.