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FTX's former law firm Fenwick & West will pay $54 million, while auditor Prager Metis will pay $11.75 million to settle customer fraud claims. This marks the second major settlement round in the FTX bankruptcy case, though separate lawsuits remain pending.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals a remarkable 30% daily surge in deposits for Aave V4's Ethereum Core Hub, approaching $70 million. This growth, led by stablecoins like USDG and frxUSD, has pushed the total deposits across all Aave V4 Hubs beyond $80 million.
Read MoreMedia reports indicate US and Iran negotiators have approved a draft agreement to end hostilities, with a formal announcement expected within 24 hours. This landmark deal awaits final governmental approval.
Read MoreThe U.S. Defense Secretary has placed airborne and rapid response forces on high alert for potential deployment to the Middle East, aiming to bolster protection for American bases and personnel against emerging threats, marking a preventative show of force.
Read MoreIran's negotiators warn that talks with the US will collapse unless Washington shows greater flexibility. Tehran insists on trust-building measures, including unfreezing assets and resolving Strait of Hormuz disputes, before discussing nuclear issues. With key disagreements unresolved, Iran is preparing alternative plans.
Read MoreRecent analyses indicate U.S. economic sanctions against Iran have reached their effective limit. A former policy coordinator states current pressure tactics are maxed out, requiring either innovative measures or scaled-down objectives. Economic coercion alone appears insufficient to achieve desired political outcomes.
Read MoreThe White House is reportedly finalizing an agreement with AI company Anthropic, which would grant U.S. intelligence agencies access to its advanced artificial intelligence tools. This move aims to enhance data analysis and intelligence processing capabilities, marking a significant step in public-private collaboration for national security.
Read MoreFormer President Trump is set to meet with negotiators to review Iran's latest proposal. He characterized the odds of securing a "good" deal versus authorizing military strikes as 50/50, with a final decision expected by Sunday, escalating geopolitical tensions.
Read MoreIran's Foreign Ministry states current negotiations with the US prioritize ending regional conflicts, especially in Lebanon. Both sides are finalizing a 14-point memorandum including sanctions relief and unfreezing assets. Nuclear talks are temporarily delayed, viewed as past pretexts for war, and may resume in 30-60 days.
Read MoreMediators report a potential breakthrough in U.S.-Iran negotiations, with a 60-day truce extension nearing agreement. The deal outlines steps for Strait of Hormuz access, uranium stockpile discussions, and phased sanctions relief, creating a framework for renewed nuclear talks.
Read MoreTON's bridge-v3 will permanently shut down on September 1, 2026. Fees are now waived, and users must migrate assets like Wrapped TON or j-tokens back to their native networks before the deadline to avoid loss of funds.
Read MoreA leading crypto exchange has firmly denied a media report alleging it processed funds linked to sanctioned entities, calling the claims "inaccurate." The exchange has filed a defamation lawsuit and stated its compliance systems are robust, with any flagged activity predating sanctions.
Read MoreIran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson announced that after weeks of intensive talks, Iranian and US positions are converging. The two sides are now in the final stages of drafting a memorandum of understanding, signaling a potential diplomatic breakthrough.
Read MoreNasdaq-listed SharpLink announced its inclusion in the Russell 2000 and 3000 indices, effective June 29, 2026. This recognition during the semi-annual rebalance highlights the company's established position within the U.S. equity market.
Read MoreIran has presented two key proposals via Pakistani mediators, focusing on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and addressing sanctions, signaling a potential shift in Gulf diplomatic maneuvers.
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