Former Wall Street Trader Sentenced to 10 Years for Defrauding Investors
David Peter Bloom received a decade-long prison sentence for scamming multiple victims out of their savings through a fraudulent investment scheme.
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Crypto & Fintech
Bitcoin Long Liquidations Could Surge to $1.82 Billion If Price Drops Below $60,498
Data from liquidation heatmaps shows that a Bitcoin dip below $60,498 may trigger $1.82 billion in forced long liquidations across major centralized exchanges, raising volatility risks.
Corporate Power
Sotheby’s Sues Seller Over $56 Million Hamptons Property Commission Dispute
Sotheby’s has initiated legal action against seller Nancy Silverman and her LLC over unpaid commission from a $56 million Southampton property sale involving buyer Roger Barnett.
Defense & Security
U.S. Intelligence Flags Rising Espionage Concerns Over Israeli Surveillance
U.S. intelligence agencies have elevated Israel’s counterintelligence threat level amid reports that Israeli spies targeted senior American officials involved in Iran peace negotiations.
Crypto & Fintech
Siren Surges 44% Amid Rising Speculation but Shows Signs of Overvaluation
Siren’s price rallied sharply with a surge in futures interest, yet negative funding rates and spot sell-offs warn of a potential correction ahead.
Markets & Macro
Where to Buy BTS x Oreo Limited-Edition Cookies Online Before They Sell Out
BTS teamed with Oreo to launch a limited-edition brown sugar pancake cookie, now available online and in stores through major retailers before stock runs out.
Trade & Tariffs
Watchdog Highlights Security Flaws in IRS-ICE Taxpayer Data Exchange
A Treasury watchdog report reveals significant risks in the IRS-ICE agreement to share taxpayer data for immigration enforcement, citing flawed matching processes and data errors.
Crypto & Fintech
Bitcoin Spot ETFs Experience Continued Major Outflows Amid Market Shifts
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows exceeding $1.7 billion last week, marking a fourth consecutive week of significant redemptions driven by broader market risks and shifting rate expectations.
Markets & Macro
Minneapolis Tops U.S. Cities as Most Popular for Renters in Q1 Study
Minneapolis surged to the top spot in renter demand, driven by a strong job market, affordable living costs, and a major urban redevelopment project, RentCafe reports.
Defense & Security
Israel Challenges U.S. Exclusion by Renewing Strikes on Iran Amid Peace Talks
Israel resumed strikes on Iranian targets to assert its role in Middle East peace talks, rebuffing U.S. President Trump’s efforts to exclude it from negotiations with Iran.