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UK Authorities Resume Investigation into Nigel Farage's Crypto Gifts After By-Election Victory

British politician Nigel Farage, leader of the Reform UK party, is again under investigation by the UK Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards after winning a by-election. The probe, concerning undeclared financial interests, relates to millions in donations and gifts from crypto industry figures: billionaire Christopher Harborne and convicted fraudster George Cottrell, linked to a crypto casino. The investigation was paused when Farage resigned his parliamentary seat but resumed following his re-election as MP for Clacton, where he won 63% of the vote in a contest largely boycotted by major parties. Parliamentary rules require new MPs to register financial interests. Farage initially described Cottrell’s contribution as a Brexit campaign “reward” but later termed both men's funds as unconditional "gifts." A breach of rules could lead to suspension and trigger another by-election. Meanwhile, amid the scandal, Labour MPs reportedly seek to make a temporary ban on crypto donations permanent to counter potential foreign influence.

cryptonews.ru08/14 19:28

UK Authorities Resume Investigation into Nigel Farage's Crypto Gifts After By-Election Victory

cryptonews.ru08/14 19:28

Reform UK leader calls for investigation into donation linked to SBF: Report

The leader of the UK's Reform party has called for an investigation into a political donation linked to former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). This follows reports that UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting received £50,000 in 2022-23 from the think tank "Labour for the Long Term," whose founder allegedly received a £675,000 gift from SBF. Streeting stated he requested a donor list, which did not include SBF's name, and the think tank's founder claimed the funds came from another source. The call for a probe comes as Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faces his own controversy over crypto-linked donations totaling millions, which he describes as "gifts." The situation highlights potential loopholes in UK political funding laws. In a separate development, a U.S. appeals court upheld SBF's 25-year prison sentence for fraud convictions, leaving him few legal avenues for appeal.

cryptonews.ru08/07 23:43

Reform UK leader calls for investigation into donation linked to SBF: Report

cryptonews.ru08/07 23:43

Reform UK chair calls for probe into SBF-linked donation: Report

The chairman of Reform UK, Lee Anderson, has called for an investigation into a reported $50,000 political donation to UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting, due to its alleged links to disgraced former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). The funds reportedly came from a think tank, Labour for the Long Term, whose founder is said to have received a $675,000 gift from SBF. Streeting states he asked for a donor list before accepting, which did not include SBF's name, and that he had no contact with the imprisoned former executive. This occurs as Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faces a by-election, himself having received millions in political contributions from crypto-linked figures. UK law allows unincorporated associations to donate significant sums without disclosing the original source, a potential loophole for foreign funds. In a related development, a US appeals court has formally upheld SBF's conviction and 25-year prison sentence.

cointelegraph08/07 17:16

Reform UK chair calls for probe into SBF-linked donation: Report

cointelegraph08/07 17:16

3 Million-Follower Goddess Fully AI-Synthesized, Fake Orphanage, Cross-Border ‘Fake Charity’ Collapses Overnight

An Australian influencer named Lily Jay, with nearly 3 million Instagram followers, is at the centre of a major AI-fueled charity scam. Her 'Lily Jay Foundation' claimed to build orphanages, mosques, and deliver aid in places like Uganda and Gaza, using emotionally powerful videos of herself with children. However, an investigation by ABC NEWS Verify revealed these scenes—including a key video announcing an orphanage's opening—were entirely AI-generated, complete with telltale flaws like garbled text on clothing. The foundation's 'humanitarian award' was also faked using AI images. The foundation admitted in small print on its website that it is not a registered charity, avoiding financial transparency laws. While based in Kosovo, its operations and the influencer's lavish personal lifestyle raised further red flags. Following media inquiries, the foundation selectively hid donation buttons and removed fraudulent content for Australian visitors, but kept them active internationally. Experts warn this case is a textbook example of how AI can be weaponized to exploit public trust and generosity, creating believable but entirely fabricated narratives of aid. The incident highlights the growing danger of deepfakes in eroding trust within the charitable sector, urging donors to critically verify causes before giving.

marsbit07/21 12:57

3 Million-Follower Goddess Fully AI-Synthesized, Fake Orphanage, Cross-Border ‘Fake Charity’ Collapses Overnight

marsbit07/21 12:57

Farage’s $6.7M Crypto-Linked Gift Raises Eyebrows After $1.8M Home Acquisition

A parliamentary ethics probe is examining Nigel Farage, leader of the UK's Reform Party, following reports he purchased a $1.8 million property weeks before entering office. The purchase was facilitated by a $6.7 million personal gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. Farage argues no rules were broken as the gift was received before he became an MP, but critics contend it should have been declared. The case occurs amid broader UK political concerns about cryptocurrency donations, with a legislative proposal to temporarily ban them currently under consideration. Farage and his party oppose such a ban.

bitcoinist05/15 23:32

Farage’s $6.7M Crypto-Linked Gift Raises Eyebrows After $1.8M Home Acquisition

bitcoinist05/15 23:32

Crypto Billionaire’s $7M Gift Puts UK Reform Leader Under Ethics Spotlight

UK Reform Party leader Nigel Farage is under investigation by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards for allegedly failing to properly declare a £5 million ($6.7 million) gift from cryptocurrency billionaire Christopher Harborne. The donation, made in early 2024 before Farage's election to Parliament, is under scrutiny as MPs must register significant benefits received in the 12 months prior to their election. Farage claims the money was a private, unconditional gift for personal security costs. Opposition parties, including the Conservatives who filed the complaint, are demanding transparency. This follows a prior late registration of interests by Farage, which was deemed accidental. The inquiry could result in outcomes ranging from an apology to suspension from Parliament.

bitcoinist05/14 12:02

Crypto Billionaire’s $7M Gift Puts UK Reform Leader Under Ethics Spotlight

bitcoinist05/14 12:02

Tether Major Shareholder Invests £12 Million to Support the 'British Trump' in the Crypto Sphere

British political party Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage (often called the "British Trump"), received over £12 million in donations in 2025, with a significant portion from Christopher Harborne (also known as Chakrit Sakunkrit). A major Tether shareholder and Thai-based aviation fuel tycoon, Harborne is a key financial backer of the right-wing party. His donations align with Reform UK's pro-crypto policies, which include tax cuts and a national Bitcoin reserve—policies announced after his funding began. This mirrors a U.S. trend of crypto interests influencing politics. Harborne, a dual UK-Thai citizen and early crypto investor, holds ~12% of Tether’s parent company, making his financial support a strategic investment in favorable regulation. Reform UK is now a top-funded UK party, with rising poll numbers.

marsbit03/24 07:18

Tether Major Shareholder Invests £12 Million to Support the 'British Trump' in the Crypto Sphere

marsbit03/24 07:18

Vitalik Buterin’s SHIB Gift Backfires? Warns Of “Authoritarian” AI Push From A Nonprofit

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has publicly distanced himself from the Future of Life Institute (FLI), an AI-safety nonprofit he supported in 2021 with a substantial SHIB token donation. Buterin clarified that FLI initially presented a broad roadmap focused on reducing existential risks from AI, bio, and nuclear threats with a pro-science, pro-peace approach. However, he now criticizes the organization for pivoting toward large-scale political advocacy, which he views as authoritarian and fragile. Buterin expressed concern that FLI’s current approach—such as pushing for restrictive AI safeguards and potential open-source bans—could backfire and lead to centralized control. Despite disagreements, he acknowledged alignment with FLI’s recent "Pro-human AI declaration." The situation highlights broader concerns about crypto-funded philanthropy, transparency, and the unintended consequences of large donations influencing AI governance.

bitcoinist03/14 06:01

Vitalik Buterin’s SHIB Gift Backfires? Warns Of “Authoritarian” AI Push From A Nonprofit

bitcoinist03/14 06:01

Bitwise Backs Bitcoin Devs With Over $380K In Donations

Bitwise Asset Management has donated $233,000 to support open-source Bitcoin developers, bringing its total contributions to over $380,000 since the launch of its Bitcoin ETF (BITB) in January 2024. The firm pledged to donate 10% of the ETF’s annual gross profits to fund Bitcoin development. The latest donation benefits three organizations: Brink, OpenSats, and the Human Rights Foundation’s Bitcoin Development Fund. These groups support developers who maintain and secure the Bitcoin network, often without pay. BITB has attracted over $2.5 billion in inflows, and Bitwise has committed to scaling future contributions with the fund’s growth. The company has also extended this model to its Ethereum ETF. Bitwise manages more than $15 billion in assets across various crypto ETFs.

bitcoinist03/06 02:02

Bitwise Backs Bitcoin Devs With Over $380K In Donations

bitcoinist03/06 02:02

Pardoned BitMEX Cofounder Pledges £20 Million to London Maths Institute

Ben Delo, co-founder of the cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX, has pledged £20 million to the London Institute for Mathematical Sciences (LIMS) to support curiosity-driven research in theoretical mathematics and physics. This follows a previous £10 million donation. The funds are intended to help LIMS reach a £60 million endowment target and will support research free from traditional academic constraints. Delo, a British billionaire previously convicted and later pardoned for Bank Secrecy Act violations, has a history of donating to scientific and free speech causes. The institute aims to use the funding to attract top researchers and expand its work in basic science, with the director noting growing interest from the tech sector in supporting fundamental research.

TheNewsCrypto03/03 12:58

Pardoned BitMEX Cofounder Pledges £20 Million to London Maths Institute

TheNewsCrypto03/03 12:58

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