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US Department of Justice Files Lawsuit to Recover $47,000 in Cryptocurrency in ATM Fraud Case

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a civil forfeiture complaint seeking $47,461.73111 in USDT (Tether). Prosecutors allege the cryptocurrency was obtained through a fraud scheme where scammers tricked victims, including a Massachusetts woman, into withdrawing cash from their bank accounts and depositing it into crypto ATMs. In this case, the victim followed instructions after seeing a fake tech support pop-up, depositing funds into a Bitcoin Depot ATM. Authorities later traced a portion of the funds to a specific wallet, seized the assets, and linked the address to other victims. This action is part of a broader crackdown on crypto ATM fraud. In response to such scams, which the FBI reports cost Americans over $333 million in 2025, a bipartisan "Stop Crypto ATM Scams Act" has been introduced in Congress. The proposed bill would impose daily and initial deposit limits, mandate fraud warnings, and strengthen anti-money laundering requirements for operators. Regulatory bodies like FinCEN have also increased scrutiny of crypto kiosks. The Massachusetts case follows other recent forfeiture actions, including one targeting approximately $3.4 million in crypto linked to an investment scam and another for about $327,829 connected to a romance fraud scheme. Civil forfeiture allows the government to seize assets and, if successful, potentially return them to identified victims.

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Coldcard Vulnerability Amplifies Market Concerns Amid Upcoming Two Bitcoin Forks

Bitcoin is consolidating between roughly $62.3k and $63.1k, having lost most of July's gains as sellers regained control. A major security incident involving a long-standing vulnerability in Coldcard hardware wallets resulted in the theft of over 1,128 BTC from more than 1,100 wallets. The event highlighted hardware risks, with the manufacturer advising affected users to generate entirely new wallet seeds. Market pressure continues from institutional outflows, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing a net outflow of approximately $265 million on July 31st. Traders are monitoring two key August events: the potential activation of the BIP-110 soft fork, aiming to limit certain non-financial data in transactions, and the planned eCash hard fork by Paul Sztorc, which will create a separate blockchain duplicating Bitcoin's ledger for eligible holders. Seasonal weakness and the Crypto Fear & Greed Index in "Fear" territory contribute to cautious sentiment. A notable difference in this sell-off is the relative stability in Bitcoin derivatives markets, suggesting the drop is driven more by position unwinding than aggressive new leveraged selling. Key technical levels to watch are resistance at $64k-$65k and support at $58k-$60k.

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Minnesota crypto ATM ban goes into effect after reported $1M losses

A new law banning cryptocurrency ATMs across Minnesota went into effect on August 1. Signed by Governor Tim Walz in May, the law prohibits the installation and operation of these kiosks. Operators must deactivate existing machines immediately and remove them from public view by year's end. State officials cited over $1 million in reported scam losses linked to crypto ATMs from 2023 to 2025, with fraud often targeting seniors through fake emergencies. Minnesota is among several U.S. states, including Tennessee and Georgia, enacting restrictions to combat crypto-related fraud. Before the ban, the state had 201 operational crypto kiosks.

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Beware of the New Memecoin: BNB Developers Announce Intention to File a Lawsuit!

BNB Chain has publicly disavowed any connection to the meme coin ASTEROID, alleging it was created by a former employee using unauthorized access. According to the company, while employed, the individual created a wallet address using an official test wallet for a tutorial and launched a test token (TST). After leaving the company, the ex-employee reportedly used the retained seed phrase to generate a new private key and, on August 1, used that same wallet address to deploy the ASTEROID token on the BNB Chain. The token's market cap briefly surged to $10 million within four hours of launch. BNB Chain clarified it did not create, authorize, or promote ASTEROID, and maintains no control over the token or its wallet. The company announced it has initiated legal proceedings against the former employee and is cooperating with relevant authorities on the matter.

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Arthur Hayes Conducts Major Sales of Ethereum and Two Altcoins!

Reports indicate that BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has sold a significant portion of his Ethereum ($ETH) holdings following a nearly 3% price decline. Blockchain data reveals that over the past two weeks, Hayes acquired a total of 3,298 ETH via over-the-counter deals at an average price of $1,916. However, approximately two hours ago, an address believed to belong to him transferred 2,364 ETH to addresses associated with Cumberland and Galaxy Digital. Following these transfers, 4.30 million USDC was sent to Hayes's wallet, with transaction analysis suggesting the ETH was likely sold. If Hayes sold the 2,364 ETH, the transaction is estimated to have resulted in a loss of approximately $220,000. Furthermore, blockchain data showed Hayes recently sold $658,000 worth of SYN and $248,000 worth of ENA. This news comes after BitMEX, the cryptocurrency exchange he founded, recently announced its decision to permanently shut down.

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