Trump advisor Epshteyn and others sued by investors for promoting the Meme coin "Let's Go Brandon"

Husband accuses wife of stealing over 2,000 bitcoins! Judge: The plaintiff has a very high chance of winning.

The UK High Court recently heard a Bitcoin theft case in which plaintiff Ping Fai Yuen accused his separated wife Fun Yung Li of stealing Bitcoin from his hardware wallet through secret surveillance, valued at approximately $176 million. Audio recordings and search warrant evidence supported the plaintiff's claims. The court maintained the asset freeze order but rejected certain claims. The judge found the plaintiff had an extremely high likelihood of success and recommended expediting the trial date.

# Internet Celebrity Hailey Welch Discusses HAWK Token Launch Experience: Once Faced Panic from Rumors, Cleared After Cooperating with FBI/SEC Investigation

Internet celebrity Hailey Welch reviewed the launch event of Meme token HAWK, revealing that she once panicked due to rumors and cooperated with FBI and SEC investigations to prove her innocence. This incident has had a profound psychological impact on her, as she attracted significant attention due to the token's dramatic market value fluctuations.

Musk Ruled to Have Misled Investors During Twitter Acquisition, Will Appeal

A jury in U.S. federal court in San Francisco ruled that Elon Musk is liable for misleading investors with two tweets during his 2022 acquisition of Twitter, although it dismissed allegations that he orchestrated fraud. Musk's legal team stated it will appeal.

FBI: Fake TRC20 FBI Token Scam Emerges, User Privacy and Security Sound New Alarms

The US FBI's New York office warned blockchain users to be vigilant if they receive TRC-20 tokens claiming to be associated with the FBI, and to avoid disclosing personal information. This scam uses a fake FBI identity to pressure victims into submitting data and directs them to phishing websites in order to commit asset fraud.

UK Regulator Shuts Down Crypto Exchange Zedxion, Accuses It of Processing Approximately $1 Billion in Funds for Iran

UK regulators have shut down cryptocurrency exchange Zedxion, accusing it of processing approximately $1 billion in funds for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in violation of international sanctions. This action follows sanctions imposed by the United States and European Union against Zedxion, reflecting a global trend of increasingly stringent regulation of cryptocurrency exchanges.

Former Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Convicted of Acting as Enforcer for Crypto Fraudster, Sentenced to Over 5 Years in Prison

The U.S. Department of Justice announced that former Los Angeles Deputy Sheriff Michael David Coberg was sentenced to 63 months in prison and ordered to pay $127,000 in restitution for assisting cryptocurrency fraudster Adam Iza in extortion and false arrest schemes. Coberg, who was employed by the LASD, participated in extorting victims and making false arrests, abusing his authority for personal gain.