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On March 28, according to The Street, Florida-based cryptocurrency company Goliath Ventures has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida. The company is allegedly linked to a $328 million Ponzi scheme, with over 2,000 victimized investors. Among them, Gregory Wilson reportedly lost approximately $8.74 million, and John Euliano lost about $1.28 million. Furthermore, plaintiffs filed a class-action lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase early the following month, accusing the bank of turning a blind eye to Goliath Ventures' suspicious transactions.

Previously, it was reported that Christopher Alexander Delgado, the former CEO of Goliath Ventures, was arrested on suspicion of involvement in a Ponzi scheme worth approximately $328 million, facing charges of wire fraud and money laundering. Delgado allegedly lured victims by promising monthly returns on investments in crypto liquidity pools, but the funds were instead used to pay early investors, purchase luxury homes, and finance extravagant activities.

[Goliath Ventures Files for Bankruptcy Protection Amid Ponzi Scheme Allegations]On March 28, according to The Street, Florida-based cryptocurrency company Goliath Ventures has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida. The company is allegedly linked to a $328 million Ponzi scheme, with over 2,000 victimized investors. Among them, Gregory Wilson reportedly lost approximately $8.74 million, and John Euliano lost about $1.28 million. Furthermore, plaintiffs filed a class-action lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase early the following month, accusing the bank of turning a blind eye to Goliath Ventures' suspicious transactions.

Previously, it was reported that Christopher Alexander Delgado, the former CEO of Goliath Ventures, was arrested on suspicion of involvement in a Ponzi scheme worth approximately $328 million, facing charges of wire fraud and money laundering. Delgado allegedly lured victims by promising monthly returns on investments in crypto liquidity pools, but the funds were instead used to pay early investors, purchase luxury homes, and finance extravagant activities.

Goliath Ventures Files for Bankruptcy Protection Amid Ponzi Scheme Allegations

On March 28th, according to Ember monitoring, the edgeX treasury decreased its stablecoin holdings by 50 million coins in the past day, dropping from $190 million to $140 million. Through on-chain investigation, Ember discovered that two wallets, including market maker Amber Group, had bridged the corresponding 50 million USDC into edgeX. The receiving address, 0xc8B...783, currently holds approximately 75 million USDC on edgeX. Ember speculates that this portion of USDC may be used for TGE market making or token buybacks.

[edgeX Treasury Transfers 50 Million USDC to Market Maker, Potentially for TGE Market Making or Buybacks]On March 28th, according to Ember monitoring, the edgeX treasury decreased its stablecoin holdings by 50 million coins in the past day, dropping from $190 million to $140 million. Through on-chain investigation, Ember discovered that two wallets, including market maker Amber Group, had bridged the corresponding 50 million USDC into edgeX. The receiving address, 0xc8B...783, currently holds approximately 75 million USDC on edgeX. Ember speculates that this portion of USDC may be used for TGE market making or token buybacks.

edgeX Treasury Transfers 50 Million USDC to Market Maker, Potentially for TGE Market Making or Buybacks

On March 28, according to The Street, U.S. Florida-based cryptocurrency company Goliath Ventures has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida. The company is allegedly linked to a $328 million Ponzi scheme, with over 2,000 victimized investors. Among them, Gregory Wilson reportedly lost approximately $8.74 million, and John Euliano lost about $1.28 million. Furthermore, plaintiffs filed a class-action lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase early the following month, accusing the bank of turning a blind eye to Goliath Ventures' suspicious transactions. Previously, it was reported that Christopher Alexander Delgado, the former CEO of Goliath Ventures, was arrested in connection with an alleged $328 million Ponzi scheme and faces charges of wire fraud and money laundering. Delgado lured victims by promising monthly returns on investments in crypto liquidity pools, but the funds were allegedly used to pay early investors, purchase luxury homes, and finance extravagant activities.

[Goliath Ventures Files for Bankruptcy Restructuring Amid Ponzi Scheme Allegations]On March 28, according to The Street, U.S. Florida-based cryptocurrency company Goliath Ventures has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida. The company is allegedly linked to a $328 million Ponzi scheme, with over 2,000 victimized investors. Among them, Gregory Wilson reportedly lost approximately $8.74 million, and John Euliano lost about $1.28 million. Furthermore, plaintiffs filed a class-action lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase early the following month, accusing the bank of turning a blind eye to Goliath Ventures' suspicious transactions. Previously, it was reported that Christopher Alexander Delgado, the former CEO of Goliath Ventures, was arrested in connection with an alleged $328 million Ponzi scheme and faces charges of wire fraud and money laundering. Delgado lured victims by promising monthly returns on investments in crypto liquidity pools, but the funds were allegedly used to pay early investors, purchase luxury homes, and finance extravagant activities.

Goliath Ventures Files for Bankruptcy Restructuring Amid Ponzi Scheme Allegations

On March 28th, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) detected a new wave of missile launches from Iran towards Israel on the afternoon of the 28th local time. Air raid sirens sounded in multiple locations across central and southern Israel. Additionally, the IDF's interception of missiles was visible over Jerusalem. (Jins ten)

[Israel Detects New Wave of Iranian Missile Launches]On March 28th, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) detected a new wave of missile launches from Iran towards Israel on the afternoon of the 28th local time. Air raid sirens sounded in multiple locations across central and southern Israel. Additionally, the IDF's interception of missiles was visible over Jerusalem. (Jins ten)

Israel Detects New Wave of Iranian Missile Launches

On March 28th, Citrini Research, author of the 'Doomsday Report,' shared market insights suggesting that US stocks might reach a short-term bottom on Monday. Concurrently, the firm stated that the S&P 500 index will not see a long-term stabilization before breaking below 6000 points, but sharp short-term rebounds are expected.

[Author of 'Doomsday Report' Predicts Short-Term Bottom for US Stocks on Monday]On March 28th, Citrini Research, author of the 'Doomsday Report,' shared market insights suggesting that US stocks might reach a short-term bottom on Monday. Concurrently, the firm stated that the S&P 500 index will not see a long-term stabilization before breaking below 6000 points, but sharp short-term rebounds are expected.

Author of 'Doomsday Report' Predicts Short-Term Bottom for US Stocks on Monday

On March 28, according to Bloomberg, after experiencing its largest sell-off in years, bargain hunters have begun to enter the gold market. As of Thursday's close, gold prices had fallen 19% from their January closing peak, nearing the 20% threshold traditionally marking the start of a bear market. However, by Friday, buyers re-entered the market, pushing gold prices up by approximately 3%.

George Efstathopoulos, a fund manager at Fidelity International, stated that this pullback presents a buying opportunity once Middle East tensions subside. Inflation risks, fiscal pressures, and concerns about bond credibility remain structural tailwinds for gold. Analysts also pointed out that a war involving Iran could trigger central banks to sell gold, or at least slow their pace of purchases. Daniel Ghali, a commodity strategist at TD Securities, believes that given central banks have been the cornerstone buyers in this bull market, a large-scale direct sell-off would have a more immediate impact on prices and a more destructive effect on market sentiment. However, for now, the broader trend is likely to be a gradual slowdown in the pace of central bank gold purchases, rather than a complete shift to selling.

[Analysts: Structural Tailwinds for Gold Remain Despite Price Plunge, Bargain Hunters Emerge]On March 28, according to Bloomberg, after experiencing its largest sell-off in years, bargain hunters have begun to enter the gold market. As of Thursday's close, gold prices had fallen 19% from their January closing peak, nearing the 20% threshold traditionally marking the start of a bear market. However, by Friday, buyers re-entered the market, pushing gold prices up by approximately 3%.

George Efstathopoulos, a fund manager at Fidelity International, stated that this pullback presents a buying opportunity once Middle East tensions subside. Inflation risks, fiscal pressures, and concerns about bond credibility remain structural tailwinds for gold. Analysts also pointed out that a war involving Iran could trigger central banks to sell gold, or at least slow their pace of purchases. Daniel Ghali, a commodity strategist at TD Securities, believes that given central banks have been the cornerstone buyers in this bull market, a large-scale direct sell-off would have a more immediate impact on prices and a more destructive effect on market sentiment. However, for now, the broader trend is likely to be a gradual slowdown in the pace of central bank gold purchases, rather than a complete shift to selling.

Analysts: Structural Tailwinds for Gold Remain Despite Price Plunge, Bargain Hunters Emerge

On March 28th, according to on-chain analyst Ember, the edgeX treasury recently saw a decrease of $50 million, with its total funds dropping from $190 million to $140 million. Two addresses, including Amber Group (0xab5...7Be), transferred 50 million USDC to edgeX. The receiving address (0xc8B...783) currently holds approximately 75 million USDC. The EDGE token is scheduled for TGE in three days, and these funds are intended for token buybacks or market making.

[Amber Group Transfers 50 Million USDC to edgeX]On March 28th, according to on-chain analyst Ember, the edgeX treasury recently saw a decrease of $50 million, with its total funds dropping from $190 million to $140 million. Two addresses, including Amber Group (0xab5...7Be), transferred 50 million USDC to edgeX. The receiving address (0xc8B...783) currently holds approximately 75 million USDC. The EDGE token is scheduled for TGE in three days, and these funds are intended for token buybacks or market making.

Amber Group Transfers 50 Million USDC to edgeX

On March 28th, local time, the spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces stated that in the past few hours, the Iranian military carried out missile and drone strikes on two US military 'hidden bases' located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, claiming to have caused severe casualties among US forces. The spokesperson also said that as Iran continues to strike US military bases in the Middle East, some US soldiers have transferred from bases to external hiding places. The two 'hidden bases' in Dubai housed over 400 and over 100 US soldiers, respectively. The US has not yet responded to this. (CCTV News)

[Iran Claims Missile and Drone Strikes on Two US 'Hidden Bases' in Dubai]On March 28th, local time, the spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces stated that in the past few hours, the Iranian military carried out missile and drone strikes on two US military 'hidden bases' located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, claiming to have caused severe casualties among US forces. The spokesperson also said that as Iran continues to strike US military bases in the Middle East, some US soldiers have transferred from bases to external hiding places. The two 'hidden bases' in Dubai housed over 400 and over 100 US soldiers, respectively. The US has not yet responded to this. (CCTV News)

Iran Claims Missile and Drone Strikes on Two US 'Hidden Bases' in Dubai

On March 28th, local time, a spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces stated that the Iranian military struck a support vessel belonging to the U.S. Navy in the waters off the coast of Salalah, Oman, in the early hours of the day. The spokesperson also emphasized that Iran fully respects Oman's national sovereignty and pointed out that the location where the vessel was attacked was still a considerable distance from the port of Salalah. (CCTV News)

[Iran Claims Hitting US Navy Ship]On March 28th, local time, a spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces stated that the Iranian military struck a support vessel belonging to the U.S. Navy in the waters off the coast of Salalah, Oman, in the early hours of the day. The spokesperson also emphasized that Iran fully respects Oman's national sovereignty and pointed out that the location where the vessel was attacked was still a considerable distance from the port of Salalah. (CCTV News)

Iran Claims Hitting US Navy Ship

According to The Block, a judge in the Southern District of New York has denied a motion to dismiss the wire fraud charges against former OpenSea employee Nathaniel Chastain. A grand jury indicted Chastain after the former OpenSea head of product allegedly purchased and sold non-fungible tokens (NFTs) he knew would be listed on the marketplace's homepage – a scheme the DOJ alleges was akin to turning a profit using insider information. Chastain filed a motion to dismiss in August, arguing NFTs constitute neither securities nor commodities and that wire fraud charges alleging front-running require trading in those categories. District Judge Jesse Furman formally disagreed in a memorandum and order today, denying the motion to dismiss the indictment and saying the argument "is wholly without merit."

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【Judge denies former OpenSea employee's motion to dismiss fraud case】According to The Block, a judge in the Southern District of New York has denied a motion to dismiss the wire fraud charges against former OpenSea employee Nathaniel Chastain. A grand jury indicted Chastain after the former OpenSea head of product allegedly purchased and sold non-fungible tokens (NFTs) he knew would be listed on the marketplace's homepage – a scheme the DOJ alleges was akin to turning a profit using insider information. Chastain filed a motion to dismiss in August, arguing NFTs constitute neither securities nor commodities and that wire fraud charges alleging front-running require trading in those categories. District Judge Jesse Furman formally disagreed in a memorandum and order today, denying the motion to dismiss the indictment and saying the argument "is wholly without merit."

Judge denies former OpenSea employee's motion to dismiss fraud case

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