Hyperliquid's treasury arm has signaled intent to obtain U.S. regulatory approval as a futures commission merchant, though the company acknowledged the timeline remains unclear.
Thailand's securities regulator has lodged a criminal complaint against Bitget's operator, alleging the platform served Thai users without proper licensing between 2022 and 2025, while the exchange's local acquisition strategy now faces significant regulatory uncertainty.
Thailand's securities regulator has filed a criminal complaint against Bitget's operator and ordered a block on the exchange's website and mobile app effective December 5, warning users to secure their holdings before the deadline.
Gold maintained its position above the $4,000 mark following a Democratic takeover of Congress, which drove down the US dollar and Treasury yields and reinforced the metal's appeal as a portfolio hedge.
Precious metals traded sideways in early Asian hours after a brief post-election rally, while crude oil dipped and the U.S. dollar eased in the aftermath of the U.S. midterm elections.
A 36-year-old Indian national pleaded guilty to a massive Medicare fraud operation that generated $227 million in false claims for unrequested COVID-19 test kits, after prosecutors revealed he paid roughly $11 million to a Pakistani company for the personal data of hundreds of thousands of beneficiaries.
A multi-national operation led by German prosecutors dismantled a 'crime-as-a-service' network that siphoned at least €4 million from victims across 50-plus countries, using fake trading platforms, aggressive call centers, and stolen personal data.
Major US stock indexes posted gains in a session where recovering chipmakers offset broader risk concerns, while a sharp drop in crude oil added a fresh variable for energy-sensitive sectors.
Cotton contracts lost 40 to 52 points across the board on Monday, dragged lower by a sharp drop in crude oil and a retreat from large managed-money speculators who trimmed over 10,000 positions.
The FBI has confirmed North Korea's involvement in the $6 billion Binance hack and is calling on the DeFi community to block hundreds of BTC, ETH, and SOL addresses linked to the stolen funds, while Chainalysis warns the address network is already in the thousands and still expanding.
The FBI has officially linked the record-breaking $6 billion theft from Binance to North Korean state hackers operating under a group called TraderTraitor. Stolen assets are already flowing through DeFi and swap services, creating new risks for retail traders and institutional counterparties alike.