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Swan Bitcoin Moves To Subpoena US Secretary Of Commerce And Cantor Fitzgerald –Details

Swan Bitcoin has requested a US court for permission to subpoena Cantor Fitzgerald and US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick (its former CEO) in a dispute involving Tether. The company alleges a conspiracy in mid-2024 where employees, including ex-CIO Raphael Zagury, collaborated with Tether personnel to undermine their joint venture, 2040 Energy. Following a mass resignation and alleged theft of documents, the defectors formed a new entity called Proton. Tether-appointed directors later approved the sale of the venture's mining assets to a Tether subsidiary at a significantly undervalued price. Swan claims Lutnick, introduced by Tether's Giancarlo Devasini, had access to confidential data and mining details before abruptly cutting contact. The firm seeks evidence for foreign legal proceedings against Tether executives.

bitcoinist03/26 00:02

Swan Bitcoin Moves To Subpoena US Secretary Of Commerce And Cantor Fitzgerald –Details

bitcoinist03/26 00:02

Prosecutors Oppose Sam Bankman-Fried’s Request for New Trial

Prosecutors have opposed Sam Bankman-Fried's request for a new trial, arguing that he failed to present legitimate new evidence. Bankman-Fried’s motion, filed in February, claimed that testimony from two former FTX officials could have challenged the prosecution's fraud narrative, but prosecutors stated these witnesses were known prior to the trial and their testimony does not qualify as new evidence. They also argued that the testimony would not have altered the trial outcome, citing overwhelming evidence that Bankman-Fried misappropriated billions in customer funds. Additionally, prosecutors dismissed Bankman-Fried's claim that FTX was not bankrupt, noting a severe shortfall in cryptocurrency holdings compared to customer claims.

TheNewsCrypto03/12 11:06

Prosecutors Oppose Sam Bankman-Fried’s Request for New Trial

TheNewsCrypto03/12 11:06

XRP Suppression: Ripple CEO Says ‘They Were Afraid Of Us’

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse claims that the intense regulatory and legal pressure faced by XRP and Ripple, including the SEC lawsuit resolved in 2025, was driven by fear of the project's technological strength rather than legitimate concerns. Speaking at a conference in Sydney, he asserted that "they were afraid of us," suggesting that XRP's underlying technology posed a threat to existing financial systems, triggering a coordinated suppression effort. Both Garlinghouse and Ripple President Monica Long described the hostility as an inorganic, systemic attack. Garlinghouse linked these suspicions to the Epstein files, which revealed connections between former SEC Chair Gary Gensler, MIT Media Lab's former head Joi Ito, and what he implies was a deliberate effort to stifle Ripple's growth.

bitcoinist03/12 02:33

XRP Suppression: Ripple CEO Says ‘They Were Afraid Of Us’

bitcoinist03/12 02:33

Ripple CEO Says Epstein File Release Shows ‘They Were Afraid Of Us’

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, citing newly released Epstein documents, claims that early industry players were "afraid" of Ripple due to its advanced technology. He referenced a 2014 email from Blockstream co-founder Austin Hill, which criticized investor support for Ripple and Stellar, urging recipients to withdraw allocations. Garlinghouse interprets this as validation of co-founder Chris Larsen's long-held concerns about coordinated opposition. The documents do not show direct Epstein involvement against Ripple but highlight early power struggles in crypto. They also renew scrutiny of Epstein's ties to crypto investors and institutions. Garlinghouse argues this reveals influential figures sought to suppress Ripple, though the files do not prove regulatory coordination. XRP traded at $1.34 at press time.

bitcoinist03/09 13:52

Ripple CEO Says Epstein File Release Shows ‘They Were Afraid Of Us’

bitcoinist03/09 13:52

Jane Street Halts "10 AM Dump", BTC Stages Strong V-Shaped Rebound Nearing $70K Mark

BTC experienced a strong V-shaped rebound, approaching the $70,000 mark, with ETH and SOL also showing significant gains. Market sentiment improved as Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net inflows, potentially ending a five-week outflow streak. The rally was fueled by a mix of market dynamics, including allegations against Jane Street for allegedly suppressing Bitcoin’s price through systematic trading practices, though some analysts dismissed long-term manipulation claims. Positive quarterly earnings from Circle and Nvidia further boosted confidence, highlighting strong demand for stablecoins and AI-related investments. Institutional interest grew, with university endowments beginning to allocate to crypto ETFs, and mining firms showed resilience amid market volatility. The rebound provided a renewed narrative for market optimism, though its sustainability remains to be seen.

Odaily星球日报02/26 06:27

Jane Street Halts "10 AM Dump", BTC Stages Strong V-Shaped Rebound Nearing $70K Mark

Odaily星球日报02/26 06:27

Top VCs Criticize Silicon Valley's Explosive Hot Topics: Epstein Conspiracy Theories, AI Agents Devouring Software, and Musk's Space Ambitions

In this episode of the All-In Podcast, the hosts discuss several high-profile topics. They address the Epstein files, questioning why only certain figures like Jason Calacanis are highlighted while others with deeper ties are overlooked, eroding public trust in institutions. The conversation shifts to AI's impact on SaaS, noting a massive market selloff as AI agents like Claude threaten to disrupt traditional software by consolidating workflows and reducing human labor, potentially shifting future profits to the agent layer. The emergence of Moltbook, a forum for AI agents, raises questions about autonomous behavior and safety, though some content may be human-generated. Elon Musk's plan to merge SpaceX and xAI and build data centers in space within 30 months is seen as a bold move to overcome Earth's energy constraints for AI expansion. Finally, Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair is viewed positively, with expectations of rate cuts due to AI's deflationary effects, alongside the launch of the "Trump Account" initiative to promote widespread investment ownership.

marsbit02/15 06:50

Top VCs Criticize Silicon Valley's Explosive Hot Topics: Epstein Conspiracy Theories, AI Agents Devouring Software, and Musk's Space Ambitions

marsbit02/15 06:50

From Satoshi to Saylor: The Crypto Undercurrent in the Epstein Files

Recent disclosures from the "Epstein Files" reveal significant, previously unknown connections between the late financier Jeffrey Epstein and the cryptocurrency industry. As early as 2011, Epstein was aware of Bitcoin, calling it a "brilliant idea" with "serious flaws." The documents show he was involved in discussions about Bitcoin's nature, invested in the seed round of infrastructure firm Blockstream, and received updates on market developments from figures like a16z's Steven Sinofsky. The files suggest Epstein may have met with "some Bitcoin creators," potentially including Satoshi Nakamoto, raising questions about Bitcoin's origins and the U.S. government's knowledge. He also proposed creating Sharia-compliant digital currencies to Middle Eastern contacts. Additionally, the documents include a harsh critique of MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor from 2010, describing him as a socially awkward "weirdo" at one of Epstein's parties. The revelations, which also involve investments in projects like Ripple and Stellar, hint at a deeper, hidden history of crypto's early days, with more information potentially yet to be disclosed.

比推02/03 09:16

From Satoshi to Saylor: The Crypto Undercurrent in the Epstein Files

比推02/03 09:16

Reviewing the Epstein Files, Discovering He Met Satoshi Nakamoto

U.S. Department of Justice recently released a batch of Epstein files, revealing his significant early involvement in the cryptocurrency space. As early as 2011, Epstein was discussing Bitcoin, calling it a "brilliant idea" with "serious flaws." The documents show his communications with tech elites, including former Microsoft executives and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, about cryptocurrency investments and ideology. Epstein invested in Blockstream's seed round, and emails suggest he may have also funded Ripple/Stellar, leading to internal conflicts. He was also connected to MIT's Digital Currency Initiative, which paid Bitcoin Core developers using his anonymous donations. Most notably, in a 2016 email, Epstein claimed to have "spoken with some of the Bitcoin creators," raising questions about Satoshi Nakamoto's identity and potential U.S. government awareness. However, he later advised against buying Bitcoin in 2017 when it was under $5,000. The files also note his brief encounter with MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor. With half the documents still unreleased, the full extent of Epstein's crypto connections remains unknown.

marsbit02/03 03:00

Reviewing the Epstein Files, Discovering He Met Satoshi Nakamoto

marsbit02/03 03:00

The Epstein files revive an old Bitcoin question: Who really created BTC?

The release of the Epstein files, including 3.5 million pages of records, revealed his 2016 attempt to broker a deal involving a proposed Middle Eastern fiat currency called "the Sharia," which included a blockchain-based digital version. Epstein claimed to be in contact with the "founders of Bitcoin," using the plural term and reigniting speculation about Bitcoin's creation. The files also show Epstein donated $525,000 to MIT’s Digital Currency Initiative, which funded Bitcoin Core developers. Despite his efforts to position himself as influential in crypto circles, the open-source and decentralized nature of Bitcoin prevents any single entity from controlling it. The episode underscores how emerging technologies attract power-seeking figures but remain resistant to centralized manipulation.

ambcrypto02/02 17:02

The Epstein files revive an old Bitcoin question: Who really created BTC?

ambcrypto02/02 17:02

Terraform Co-Founder Receives 15-Years Prison Sentence

Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud and conspiracy. His criminal actions were central to the 2022 crypto market crash, which erased nearly $40 billion in market value. The judge considered victim impact statements, including one individual who became homeless after losing $81,000. The sentence was deemed necessary due to the severity and deliberate nature of the fraud. Kwon expressed remorse and may serve part of his sentence in South Korea, where he could face additional charges. His case is compared to other high-profile crypto fraud sentences.

TheNewsCrypto12/12 06:14

Terraform Co-Founder Receives 15-Years Prison Sentence

TheNewsCrypto12/12 06:14

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