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Russia Paying Teenage and Untrained Spies Using Bitcoin: Report
Russia's intelligence agencies are “constantly financing” agents using cryptocurrency, blockchain investigators told Decrypt.Source link
Crypto Carnage Wipes Out $210B This Week—But Some Coins Refuse to Fold
Over the past three days, the crypto market has taken a hit, shedding $210 billion in value since June 11, when tensions first flared between Israel and Iran. Meanwhile, over the past week, bitcoin has dipped 0.8% and ethereum is down 0.1%, but a handful of altcoins have posted double-digit gains, managing to dodge theSource link
ETH Whales and Sharks Accumulate 1.49M ETH in 30 Days as Retail Pulls Back
Ether (ETH) ETH traded at $2,508 on June 14, down 0.88% in the past 24 hours, yet managed to hold support above the $2,500 level despite shifting institutional dynamics. According to crypto analytics platform Santiment, wallets holding between 1,000 and 100,000 ETH — referred to as whale and shark wallets — have added a net total of 1.49 million ETH over the past 30 days. This group increased its combined holdings by 3.72% and now controls 26.98% of the total ether supply.Santiment noted that while smaller, retail-driven wallets have been taking profits, these large holders have steadily accumulated. The divergence in behavior highlights growing long-term conviction among ether's key stakeholders, even as retail sentiment appears to be wavering following recent...
Trump’s Drone Deregulation Raises Fears of Domestic Terror Strikes
President Trump’s recent executive orders promise innovation, but critics warn they arrive amid a deadly surge in drone-powered conflict from Ukraine to Iran to Sudan.Source link
Polymarket Data: Strait of Hormuz Closure Odds Nearly Double After Israel’s Strikes on Iran
As of June 14, the likelihood of Iran blocking or closing the Strait of Hormuz has risen to 47%, nearly doubling from 24% on June 11. Strait of Hormuz Closure Threatens Global Trade The odds of Iran blocking or closing the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical maritime chokepoints, briefly rose toSource link