U.S. producer prices rose 5.4% annually in August as energy costs rebounded, leaving crypto traders focused on Friday’s CPI report and the Federal Reserve’s next move.
U.S. investigators seized $225 million in scam-linked USDT, but returning it requires courts to resolve ownership claims, verify losses and determine how victims share the recovered pool.
Crypto wealth can be visible onchain and still fail a traditional source-of-wealth review because transaction history does not automatically prove who originally controlled the money.
Hunter Biden’s LAPTOP team says sniper bots and thin liquidity contributed to its launch-day collapse, then announced liquidity incentives and an early token burn.
Bitcoin trades near $78,500, below its 50-week SMA at $79,600 and May resistance near $82,800. Spot participation will determine whether the recovery can clear both barriers.
HYPE trades near $85 inside its rising four-hour channel. The daily chart awaits confirmation from a dragonfly doji-candle, and weekly resistance limits the latest advance.
Cosmos Labs has launched a 17-company network connecting banks with custody, compliance, security and infrastructure providers for tokenized-deposit projects.
XRP has broken above descending channels on its daily and weekly charts, but resistance at $1.42 and bearish weekly averages leave the move short of confirmation.
Germany is reportedly considering a 25% capital-income tax on gains from crypto bought from 2027, ending the one-year exemption for new purchases while leaving older holdings under the current rules.
Solana is gaining ground in tokenized assets and automated payments, but its tokenized-stock trading and validator infrastructure remain concentrated among a small number of providers and locations.
Hunter Biden’s LAPTOP Coin is scheduled to begin trading on Base on September 9, with up to 30% of its supply tied to token burns that require offchain decisions.
Iranian businesses are reportedly using USDT and Bitcoin to keep foreign trade moving as sanctions restrict banking routes, but the transactions create new targets for U.S. enforcement.



