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Yen Carry Crypto Trading Over? Japan Signals Rate Hike

Japan’s 2-year government bond yield surged to 1% on December 1, its highest since 2008. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda signaled a possible interest rate hike at the December 18-19 monetary policy meeting, sending ripples through global financial markets. This development could mark the end of three decades of ultra-low interest rates that fueled

The UAE launches its first gold ATM, allowing users to purchase gold and silver bars via e-wallets or credit cards.

Bitkub Eyes Hong Kong IPO as Thai Market Downturn Stalls Local Listing Plans

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Why do traditional media professionals criticize stablecoin innovation?

Are stablecoins truly "the most dangerous cryptocurrencies," or are they "a global public good"?

Bitcoin News Today: Crypto ATM Firm Pursues $100M Sale as DOJ Levels Money Laundering Charges Against Founder

- Bitcoin ATM firm Crypto Dispensers seeks $100M sale amid DOJ charges against founder Firas Isa for alleged $10M money laundering conspiracy. - DOJ alleges Isa converted illicit funds (wire fraud, drug trafficking) into crypto via ATMs, violating KYC rules; both deny guilt with trial set for Jan 2026. - Company pivoted to software solutions in 2020 to address regulatory risks, framing sale as strategic evolution from hardware-based operations. - Case reflects heightened crypto regulation scrutiny, with FB

Crypto ATM Operator Eyes $100M Sale Amid Founder’s Money Laundering Case

JPMorgan upgrades Cipher and CleanSpark, trims MARA and Riot targets in bitcoin miner reset

Quick Take JPMorgan’s update leans heavily on miners’ ability to convert power assets into long-term HPC revenue, with several expected to flip more than a third of their capacity by 2026. Analysts also flagged dilution as a rising headwind, lifting fully diluted share counts by up to 30% across major miners.

Bitcoin ATM Firm Weighing $100 Million Sale Following Money Laundering Charges

Andrew Webley Reaffirms SWC’s Long-Term Bitcoin Treasury Plan

Crypto ATM operator considers $100 million sale, days after founder's $10 million money laundering charge

Quick Take Crypto ATM operator Crypto Dispensers is evaluating a $100 million potential sale, mere days after its founder was charged in relation to an alleged $10 million money laundering conspiracy. The firm mentioned “rising fraud exposure, regulatory pressure, compliance demands, and low repeat usage” as reasons it has pivoted in recent years towards software operations, but did not mention the charges in its announcement.

Thieves Drain $175,000 From ATM in Matter of Hours, Triggering Manhunt on East Coast

Crypto ATMs become new tools for scams: 28,000 locations across the US, $240 million stolen in six months

In front of cryptocurrency ATMs, elderly people have become precise targets for scammers.

Crypto Dispensers Considers $100 Million Sale Amid Market Growth

Bank Fraud Ringleader Conspires With Insider, Drains $345,014 From Accounts: DOJ

US indicts crypto ATM operator in $10M money laundering schemeU.S. cracks down on crypto crime

Crypto ATM operating company and CEO charged in alleged $10 million money laundering scheme

Quick Take CEO Firas Isa, 36, and Virtual Assets LLC, which did business as Crypto Dispensers, were charged on Tuesday with money laundering conspiracy. On the Crypto Dispensers website, Isa regularly wrote blogs in October titled “Here’s how to withdraw Bitcoin from an ATM” and “An Outline of Bitcoin ATM Rules by Country.”

Bitcoin’s Crystal Ball Cracks: Polymarket Predicts a Rocky Ride Ahead

Innovative "Deposit Attraction"! Robinhood launches "Cash Express," allowing users to access cash without visiting ATMs

This move imitates the exclusive services of high-end wealth management institutions and aims to attract millennial and Gen Z clients.

Bitcoin Depot Expands Into Hong Kong, Marking Major Step in Asian Market

Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin Depot Bridges East-West Crypto Gap with Hong Kong Launch

- Bitcoin Depot , North America's largest Bitcoin ATM operator, has expanded to Hong Kong, securing a local license to comply with AML/KYC standards. - Hong Kong's regulatory framework and crypto adoption growth position it as a global hub, contrasting with mainland China's restrictions and attracting institutional interest. - Global Bitcoin ATM expansion remains uneven, with the U.S. leading in numbers but facing 11,000 fraud complaints in 2024, while Australia's rapid growth sparks regulatory scrutiny. -

Morgan Stanley: Fed Ending QT ≠ Restarting QE, Treasury's Debt Issuance Strategy Is the Key

Morgan Stanley believes that the Federal Reserve ending quantitative tightening does not mean a restart of quantitative easing.

Morgan Stanley: The End of Fed QT ≠ Restart of QE, Treasury's Issuance Strategy Is the Key

Morgan Stanley believes that the end of the Federal Reserve's quantitative tightening does not mean a restart of quantitative easing.

Stablecoins: A Boost or a Barrier to Financial Inclusion?

The story of stablecoins is evolving.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy bitcoin holding nears 642K after 487 BTC purchase

Employees At Major US Bank Accused of Draining Customers’ Accounts, Triggering $363,452 in Losses

Crypto Dispensers Redefines How America Buys Bitcoin With Cash

A crisis lurks behind the $2.8 billion net profit: Will Strategy be kicked out of the Nasdaq 100?

Strategy acquires 397 Bitcoin at $114,771

SWC CEO Andrew Webley Highlights 1.7% BTC Yield, Eyes Fair Valuation