SEC Chair Grilled Over Trump Meme Coin and Justin Sun’s $75M Ties – Is Crypto Regulation About to Shift?
Members of Congress have pressed SEC chair Paul Atkins on why the agency has paused its fraud case against Justin Sun while the crypto figure backs a Trump-linked meme coin, asking if political ties are at play. Atkins has said the inquiry remains active and promised clearer crypto rules ahead.
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AML Agency Tells Russians: Crypto Exchanges Send Us Your Transaction Data
Moscow’s AML agency has warned Russians that crypto exchanges and brokers operating in the country are providing police with transaction data.
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SEC Charges Crypto Project Unicoin Over $100M Token Sale Fraud
The SEC charged Unicoin with orchestrating a fraudulent securities offering that raised over $100m from thousands of investors from Feb. 2022 onward.
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Martin Lewis warns savers after Rachel Reeves’ backs down on ISA shake-up
Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis has weighed in on the ISA row and has advised savers to read between the lines of what Labour’s Rachel Reeves has said …
Higher Mortgage Rates? Steeper Inflation? What the U.S. Credit Downgrade Could Mean
Higher mortgage rates? Steeper inflation? Here’s how the U.S. credit rating decrease could affect you. …
Octopus Energy launches new tariff offering up to £200 savings
The tariff aims to deliver “meaningful savings” for customers. …
Hundreds of thousands of pensioners hit with surprise HMRC tax bill
Over 750,000 more pensioners will pay income tax, according to reports. …
MPs condemn ‘bizarre’ state pension rule as 500,000 get no triple lock increase
Some state pensioners get just £60 a week – less than half the standard full rate …
Major credit card company to pay customers £200m after huge legal battle
Even Brits who do not have a Mastercard could get up to £70 compensation each following a £200 million settlement agreed with the credit card giant. …
