Author: NBTC

Different claims around suspicious links between Jeffrey Epstein, a former US Treasury official, and Ex-SEC chair Gary Gensler are making the rounds over the internet. Crypto investors are now doubting that there was some regulatory payback against certain crypto projects. This might include Ripple and others. Posts tagged “EpsteinFiles” assert that Epstein placed Gary Gensler into academic roles. He later influenced his actions as SEC chair. However, there is still no clear evidence that shows that Epstein directed regulators or shaped enforcement. But these chats do reflect opinion and access. Epstein–Gensler emails eesurface An email from May 7, 2018 shows…

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Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, is still struggling to escape the FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt) surrounding it. Finally, it was claimed that Binance sent a warning letter regarding the bankruptcy rumors. Binance responded to these allegations, stating that the document was fake. Binance has announced that a cease and desist letter circulating online, demanding the removal of posts related to its bankruptcy, is a forged document. According to The Block, a user named X claimed in a post that the exchange had gone bankrupt and that this would be an even bigger shock than the collapse of FTX.…

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Coinbase’s Ethereum layer-2 network Base said recent slow or missing transactions were caused by a configuration error that has been fixed. Over the weekend, Base users experienced elevated transaction drops and delays in getting transactions included onchain. Despite the slowdown, blocks continued to be produced and the network remained operational, suggesting that the incident didn’t cause a full outage. In a Wednesday post on X, Base explained that a change to transaction propagation led the block builder to repeatedly fetch transactions that could not be executed as base fees climbed quickly. “We mitigated the issue by rolling back the change…

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Internal notes from early discussions between Elon Musk and the founders of OpenAI show that Musk briefly supported the idea of an initial coin offering (ICO) as a way to fund the organization, before abandoning the plan and ultimately leaving the project. According to call transcripts published as part of OpenAI’s response to Musk’s lawsuit, talks in January 2018 included Musk agreeing that OpenAI should pursue an ICO to raise roughly $10 billion. The released notes show Musk and other founders discussing the mechanics of creating a for-profit arm — including the ICO — to support the nonprofit’s mission. By the…

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Several New York district attorneys have reportedly warned about the US federal stablecoin law, the GENIUS Act, claiming it fails to adequately address fraud. According to a Monday CNN report, New York Attorney General Letitia James and four district attorneys signed onto a letter saying that the GENIUS Act will “provide legal cover” for stablecoin issuers to potentially participate in fraud. The letter reportedly pointed a finger at issuers Tether and Circle, claiming that the companies have profited off crimes in stablecoin markets, specifically accusing Tether of only freezing some suspicious transactions in USDt ($USDT). “The reality for many victims,…

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South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service has stepped in swiftly. The regulator began active monitoring immediately. ZK tokens showed extreme volatility. Prices surged without warning. The move raised serious red flags. Therefore, authorities increased scrutiny. The incident unfolded rapidly. Market stability became a concern. South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service is monitoring the market for ZK tokens listed on Upbit, the country’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, following abnormal price fluctuations. On February 1, ZK surged nearly 1000% in just three hours, rising from 33 KRW to 350 KRW,… pic.twitter.com/VFioK2wWMy — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) February 5, 2026 Timeline of the Abnormal Price Movement ZK…

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Table of Contents What are the Official and Recommended Kaspa Wallets?Mobile Wallets for Daily UseHardware Wallets and Cold StorageSoftware and Desktop Wallets2026 Recommendations and TrendsSecurity Best PracticesFinal NotesSources:Frequently Asked Questions Kaspa is a proof-of-work cryptocurrency built on a blockDAG architecture. This design enables parallel block creation, high throughput, and fast confirmation times without departing from a UTXO-based model. To interact with the Kaspa network, users rely on wallets that store private keys and manage transactions. Kaspa wallets allow users to store, send, and receive $KAS securely. As of 2026, the ecosystem includes official web and command-line wallets, community-supported mobile apps,…

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Ethereum has crashed below $2,400, but a whale’s contrarian approach is drawing attention in the market. Ethereum fell to a low of $2,245 on Saturday as selling intensified in the crypto market. As Ethereum fell in the market, Lookonchain revealed a whale opened a 20× long on 6,000 $ETH worth $14.37 million. $ETH has broken below $2,400!Someone just deposited 2.56M $USDC into #Hyperliquid and opened a 20× long on 6,000 $ETH($14.37M).https://t.co/i3vvPeiZJ6?from=article-links pic.twitter.com/vXVb1zp8sR — Lookonchain (@lookonchain) January 31, 2026 The whale’s approach refers to a contrarian strategy, obviously made in good faith that prices might soon rebound and comes as traders…

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Jim Cramer says chip stocks are going up because companies can’t build new chips fast enough. Not because they don’t want to. They literally don’t have the tools. “We don’t have enough equipment to expand production of these chips, and we can’t put it together fast enough,” Jim said on his CNBC segment Friday night. Micron’s stock jumped 7.76% on Friday. Not a small move. The company makes memory and storage tech, especially for artificial intelligence. Its CEO, Sanjay Mehrotra, told Jim there’s no sign of things slowing down. “AI driven-demand is accelerating. It is real. It is here, and…

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