France Crypto Attack: Armed Men Tie Up Alès Couple For Hours In Attempt To Force Cryptocurrency Transfers
A couple in southern France were tied up and threatened by two armed men who tried to force them to transfer cryptocurrency.
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Thailand Orders Crypto Platforms To Share Sender And Recipient Data Under New Travel Rule
Thailand’s SEC has introduced new crypto Travel Rule requirements that will make regulated platforms collect and share more information about people involved in transfers. The rules take effect on 27 February 2027 and will require checks on self-hosted wallet ownership or control, with transfer records kept for at least five years.
WeatherlyUS Government Supports OpenAI As Copyright Lawsuits Challenge AI Training On News Articles
The US Justice Department has backed OpenAI, arguing that training AI models on copyrighted material can qualify as fair use and warning that licensing costs could hurt smaller developers.
AnaisXRP Influencer Jake Claver’s Lawsuit Against Zach Rector Rejected Over Videos About His Crypto Businesses
A federal judge dismissed Jake Claver’s lawsuit against Zach Rector, ruling that Rector’s videos contained no actionable false statements. The court also awarded Rector legal costs, while Claver can file an amended complaint by 23 September 2026.
WeatherlyUS Prosecutors Charge Linqto Founder William Sarris Over Alleged Scheme To Overcharge 13,000 Pre-IPO Investors
US prosecutors have charged Linqto founder William Sarris over an alleged $450 million fraud that affected more than 13,000 customers through manipulated private-share prices and high markups. Linqto later suspended its platform and filed for bankruptcy, while former CEO Joseph Endoso pleaded guilty and is cooperating with prosecutors.
AnaisBitcoin Study Finds 96,231 Fake Addresses Leaving 3.2 BTC Stuck On The Network
Bitquery found that Bitcoin text storage can affect nodes differently, with 96,231 fake-address outputs leaving about 3.2 BTC in the UTXO set. The study also counted 13,062 OP_RETURN transactions linked to a March 2026 campaign naming Luke Dashjr, which paid 0.1014 BTC in fees.
AnaisUtah Becomes First US State To Regulate VPN Use For Online Age Checks, Raising Privacy Concerns
Utah’s SB 73 is now enforceable, requiring adult websites to verify the age of users physically in the state even when they use VPNs to hide their location. The law also bans websites from helping users bypass age checks and allows fines of up to $2,500 per violation, while VPN providers say they will not change their services.
WeatherlyBitMEX Founder Ben Delo Funds Reform UK With £4 Million Before Crypto Exchange Closes In September
Ben Delo gave Reform UK £4 million ($5.4 million) in April, accounting for about three-quarters of the party’s £5.55 million ($7.5 million) donations in Q2 2026. The BitMEX co-founder has now donated £8 million ($10.8 million) to Reform this year, as another major crypto-linked donor, Christopher Harborne, made no contribution during the quarter.
AnaisSam Altman Claims 38,000 ChatGPT Queries Use As Much Water As One California Almond
Sam Altman says 38,000 ChatGPT queries use about as much water as producing one California almond, but researchers say the figure is difficult to verify and conflicts with his earlier estimate.
WeatherlyTaiwan’s New Crypto Law Could Take Effect In Q1 2027 With Tougher Licensing And Stablecoin Rules
Taiwan plans to introduce nine new crypto regulations, including detailed stablecoin rules, as early as Q1 2027 under its new Virtual Asset Service Act. The rules will require crypto firms and stablecoin issuers to meet stricter licensing, reserve, audit and disclosure requirements, while banks and businesses explore stablecoins for cross-border payments and trade.
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