A Florida man, Remy St. Felix, was sentenced to 47 years in prison, with an additional 7 years, for orchestrating violent robberies targeting Crypto Assets holders and assaulting a witness. He assaulted a witness at the detention center, an incident that has drawn widespread attention.

Jin10 News on August 28: On August 27 local time, Guyana and Slovenia, as informal joint coordinators of the Security Council's "Conflict and Hunger Issues," issued a joint statement at the United Nations headquarters with all members of the Security Council except the United States, expressing shock and concern over the United Nations agency's report confirming famine in the Gaza Strip. This is the first officially confirmed famine in the Middle East. Representatives from various countries emphasized that this is a "man-made crisis," and the use of hunger as a weapon of war is explicitly prohibited under international humanitarian law. They called for an immediate, unconditional, and permanent ceasefire, demanded the release of all hostages, a significant increase in humanitarian aid to Gaza, and urged Israel to lift all restrictions on aid shipments. The statement also called on Israel to revoke its decision to expand military operations and occupy Gaza City to prevent further deterioration of the humanitarian situation.

Jin10 data reported on August 26th that U.S. President Trump signed an executive order to dismiss Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Cook, causing the dollar to fall due to further sustained pressure on the independence of the Fed. In the forex market, non-dollar currencies surged against the dollar, and at the same time, gold prices soared. Trump is doing everything he can to push the Fed to cut interest rates. If he successfully fires Cook, he will try to replace Cook with a "yes man" who will obey Trump's commands. If Trump's move is indeed successful, it would also allow the governors nominated by Trump to hold a majority position on the Federal Reserve Board.

German authorities' investigation shows that the "Nord Stream 1" and "Nord Stream 2" gas pipelines were attacked with timed explosives, with at least four bombs delivered by the sailing vessel "Siren", and a Ukrainian man has been arrested on suspicion of plotting, with the bombs weighing between 14 to 27 kilograms.

PANews, August 23 - According to the Korea Times, a man had been on the run for nearly five years for orchestrating a large-scale Crypto Assets scam worth 17.7 billion won (approximately $13.2 million), and was arrested by police in Seoul for littering. Investigators stated that the man defrauded about 1,300 people through Crypto Assets scams between 2018 and 2019, amounting to 17.7 billion won, and escaped in 2020. He was subsequently handed over to the Southern District Prosecutor's Office in Seoul, which has been responsible for the investigation.

According to ChainCatcher news, reported by Protos, a 60-year-old Crypto Assets fugitive was arrested in Seoul on August 22, 2025, for allegedly defrauding 13 million dollars in Crypto Assets. The man was stopped by police for throwing away a cigarette and attempted to evade further questioning by bribery. The police stopped the man in the Gwanak District of Seoul, where he begged the officers to let him go while trying to hail a taxi. The man refused to hand over his ID and attempted to flee, but was ultimately arrested. Investigations revealed that he is suspected of carrying out a Crypto Assets scam involving 17.7 billion won (approximately 12.6 million USD) from 2018 to 2019, with around 1,300 victims. Currently, the man faces 10 charges including assault and fraud, and has been on the run since 2020, now detained by the Southern District Prosecutors' Office in Seoul.

Jin10 data reported on August 9, Saturday morning, a 17-year-old shooter opened fire in the busy Times Square in New York, injuring 3 people. The New York Police Department stated that around 1:20 AM, there was a heated argument between two individuals near the intersection of 44th Street and 7th Avenue, which escalated into gunfire. An 18-year-old woman and two men, aged 19 and 65, were injured in the shooting. All three victims were taken to Bellevue Hospital, and their conditions are currently stable. The 17-year-old suspect has been detained, and the police have not yet disclosed his identification.

Jin10 reported on August 6 that Iran's judicial department's news media Mizan reported that on Wednesday, Iran executed a man who was accused of espionage for Israel and leaking information about a nuclear scientist who was killed in an attack on Iran in June. The report stated that the man, named Rouzbeh Vadi, had worked in an "important and sensitive organization" in Iran, but no further details were revealed.

BlockBeats news, on August 6, Blur and Blast co-founder Pac-man responded to a netizen's question on the X platform, stating, "Thank you very much for your praise, your ultimate victory is well-deserved. We look forward to showing you the products we will be launching next." It is reported that the official Twitter of Ethereum L2 Blast has not published any posts since May 13, which was about 3 months ago, raising concerns in the community.

A 19-year-old man, Edward Coristine, in Washington D.C. was attacked for participating in a government efficiency initiative. Following the injury, Trump called for legal amendments to deal more harshly with juvenile crimes.

BlockBeats news, on August 5, a British man who abandoned the search for a hard drive containing 8000 BTC in a landfill stated that he would tokenize the Bitcoin in his lost wallet, converting it into 800 billion Ceiniog Coin (INI), locking the value of Satoshi at a 1:1 ratio. Ceiniog Coin will be built on Bitcoin; based on OPRETURN implementation, integrated with Stacks; Runes, and Ordinals; and is set to launch by the end of 2025. On May 29, the man also mentioned that he would tokenize 21% of the lost 800 Bitcoin wallet into LTT tokens, raising $75 million across multiple issuance tiers, with the issuance date set for October 1.

According to BlockBeats news on August 5, as reported by Cointelegraph, IT engineer James Howells from Newport, UK, has concluded a 12-year search, failing to recover the hard drive he believes is buried in a municipal landfill in South Wales containing 8,000 Bitcoins (currently worth about $920 million).

According to Gate News bot, as reported by Cointelegraph, James Howells has finally recovered a hard drive containing the private keys for 8000 Bitcoins after 12 years of relentless effort at a landfill site in the UK. This batch of Bitcoins is currently valued at approximately $950 million. Howells' journey of search was fraught with difficulties, but it ultimately ended in success, writing a legendary story for the crypto assets field. This incident has once again raised people's attention to asset security for digital assets.

According to Jinse Finance, as reported by Cointelegraph, James Howells, who attempted to recover a hard drive containing the Private Keys for 8,000 Bitcoins from a landfill in the UK, has concluded a 12-year search and successfully retrieved the hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoins, which are currently valued at approximately $950 million.

Odaily News According to the official website of the U.S. Department of Justice, Arizona man Vincent Anthony Mazzotta Jr. pleaded guilty to money laundering and obstruction of justice related to cryptocurrency investment fraud. Mazzotta and his accomplices used the lure of high returns from "AI quantitative trading Bots" to manipulate platforms like Mind Capital, defrauding investors of over $13 million, and forged documents for a second scam involving the "Federal Crypto Reserve Bureau." Mazzotta faces a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison.

According to ChainCatcher news and reports from the Korean news agency, a man in his 50s was sentenced to 5 years in prison in the second trial for stabbing a representative of an encryption company with a knife in court. The representative of the encryption company was being tried for allegedly defrauding 14 trillion won in encryption assets. The attacker claimed that his actions were justified due to the economic losses caused by the victim. However, the court held that such private sanctions could not be justified even in a public trial.

The recent price movement of Cardano (ADA) has indeed become stagnant. The ADA price is currently hovering in a typical "no man's land," with Crypto Assets investors closely following the key $0.54 support level. Although this price level has successfully prevented multiple falls, ADA currently seems directionless, lacking a clear trend.

Gate News bot reported that a man who claims to be a victim of a crypto assets "Pig-butchering scams" has recently sued Citibank for failing to timely detect warning signs, and now he has filed a second lawsuit against two other banks. Michael Zidell filed a lawsuit against East West Bank and Cathay Bank in federal court in California on Tuesday, accusing the two banks of "ignoring their legal duties and obligations."

Odaily News The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has charged New York man Tushal Rathod with fraudulently obtaining $1.7 million through forged checks and fraudulent business emails, converting most of the illicit gains into Bitcoin. The alleged criminal activities took place between November 2021 and June 2024. If convicted, Rathod faces 20 years in prison. (Decrypt)

According to the Gate News bot, Decrypt reported that the FBI has charged New York resident Tushal Rathod. The FBI's investigation found that from November 2021 to June 2024, Rathod engaged in fraud through forged checks and business email compromise, obtaining illegal proceeds of $1.7 million. FBI agent Samuel Morg

According to Gate News bot, the magazine Fortune reported that U.S. authorities have announced a new round of crackdowns on a large international fraud gang involving North Korean IT personnel, naming more than ten defendants in two new indictments, including New Jersey man Danny Wang. The indictment claims that the gang has earned more than $5 million in illegal revenue and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees for American co-conspirators. The second indictment accuses four North Korean citizens of carrying out a complex operation that stole nearly $1 million in Crypto Assets. Law enforcement agencies searched 29 suspected "laptop farms" across 16 states and seized 29 financial accounts suspected of being used for Money Laundering and digital asset transactions.

According to the Gate News bot, the Shanghai police have discovered a new method of drug trafficking during an investigation into a drug case. While searching the mobile phones of drug users, the police found photos of green belts marked in red, and they tracked the whereabouts of the drug dealer through road surveillance. The surveillance shows a man in black in front of the green belt.

Gate News bot message, on June 30, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) stated that a "fugitive" Nigerian man was convicted for running a nationwide banking operation and Money Laundering scheme, with the amount involved exceeding 2 million dollars. According to the latest press release from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), residents of New Jersey...

Dwayne Golden, a 57-year-old man from Pennsylvania, was sentenced to 97 months in prison for operating a fraudulent crypto assets company and was ordered to forfeit $2.46 million in illegal assets. He and his accomplices defrauded $40 million through a Ponzi Scheme and obstructed federal investigations.

According to Gate News bot, the Singapore United Morning Post reported that 34-year-old Xie Jiajie helped manage the team and operated the exchange of Crypto Assets for his boss Liu Huanquan, who was operating an unlicensed exchange business, despite knowing it was illegal. In just 23 days, he handled 430 transactions totaling over 35 million yuan. The man was arrested during a police raid and sentenced to 10 months in prison. The defendant Xie Jiajie faced two charges of violating the Payment Services Act and one charge of violating the Anti-Corruption, Drug Trafficking, and Serious Crimes (Confiscation of Benefits) Act. He previously admitted to one of the charges, while the remaining charges will be considered by the judge during sentencing on June 26.

A 34-year-old man, Xie Jiajie, helped unlicensed boss Liu Hanquan manage an Exchange Currency team, handling 430 transactions totaling over 35 million in a short period, and was imprisoned for 10 months. Liu Hanquan fled to Cambodia, and the case is still under investigation.

British man Kai West has been charged with allegedly selling stolen data under the name "IntelBroker" on a cybercrime forum, causing losses of over $25 million. U.S. prosecutors are seeking to extradite him.

According to Gate News bot and LiveBitcoinNews, legendary urban climber Alain Robert—world-renowned French Spider-Man—is currently climbing the 116-meter high Meliá Barcelona Sky Hotel without ropes, harnesses, or any safety equipment. Robert, along with his son and former French Marine Julien Robert, has officially launched the TIGERSHARK Token, which is the first Crypto Assets driven by real-world actions.

According to ChainCatcher news and a report by Cointelegraph, the Australian Federal Police have contacted over 90 Australians as part of an operation to combat crimes involving Crypto Assets ATMs. One victim is a 77-year-old widow who was scammed out of AUD 433,000 (approximately USD 282,000) in an online dating fraud. The victim met a scammer posing as a Belgian man on a dating app, who claimed to have earned 13,000 AUD in a week by showing fake documents, luring her to invest in Crypto Assets. Over 18 months, the victim transferred her entire life savings into a Bitcoin ATM.

According to Gate News bot, a 27-year-old man in Tel Aviv has been arrested on suspicion of espionage for Iran in exchange for Crypto Assets, as reported by TapChiBitcoin. According to Israeli security agency Shin Bet, the suspect's tasks included taking photos of sensitive locations and graffitiing political messages.

Gate News bot reports that according to The Daily Hodl, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) stated in a new press release that a 25-year-old man from the Bronx, Oliver Tejada, was sentenced to 60 months in prison for orchestrating the theft of cash from 11 different bank branches, 10 of which are located in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

PANews, June 22 - According to The Block, a 19-year-old man from Danbury, Connecticut has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud and money laundering, related to a widely known theft case in August 2024, which involved the theft of $245 million in Bitcoin from a Genesis creditor. However, the latest court documents reveal that after agreeing to cooperate with the police and testify against his co-defendant, the police uncovered an additional $2 million theft case, leading to his re-arrest after being released on bail.

Another crypto kidnapping case occurred in France, the victim was a 23-year-old man, the kidnapper asked his partner for 5,000 euros in cash and a Ledger wallet, and the man was released after agreeing to the kidnapper's demand. It is reported that this is the tenth case of cryptocurrency-related kidnapping in France this year, and the French police have opened an investigation into the case on charges of kidnapping and illegal detention by an organized gang, but no information about the kidnapped man has been released yet. （Leparisien）

Jin10 data reported on June 16 that Iran has executed a man identified as engaging in espionage activities for the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad. Relevant officials stated that Ismail Fakhri was arrested in 2023 for attempting to pass on confidential information in exchange for money. This execution marks the third such incident in recent times. According to Iranian state media, several other suspected Israeli spies have been arrested in Iran since last Friday. The country's chief justice stated that, in light of the current conflict, trials for suspects of collusion should be conducted as soon as possible.

Jin10 data June 12 news, according to multiple Indian media reports, the survivor of the plane crash discovered by the Indian police is a man named Ramesh Viswashkumar, who was sitting in seat 11A of the passenger plane before the accident and is currently receiving treatment in the hospital. According to British media reports, the survivor of the plane crash is of British nationality.

Gate News bot, Musk's father said in an interview with Russian media that the quarrel between Elon Musk, the world's richest man, and US President Trump was triggered by pressure from both sides, and that Elon's public challenge to Trump was a mistake. Errol Musk told Izvestia during his visit to Moscow: "You know, they've been under a lot of pressure for 5 months, let them take a break." "They're very tired and stressed, so you can expect something like that." "Trump will win — he's president, he's president-elect. So, I think Elon made a mistake. But he was tired and stressed. Errol Musk also said that the quarrel was "just a trifle" and that "it will end tomorrow."

Gate News bot message, the Cybercrime Department of the National Police of Ukraine recently arrested a suspect in a cryptojacking case. According to Cointelegraph, the man illegally hacked into the systems of an international hosting service company, gaining access to over 5000 customer accounts. The suspect used these compromised servers to deploy Virtual Machines and Mining Rigs for mining activities, causing the service company a loss of 185 million Ukrainian Hryvnia (approximately 4.4 million USD).

Gate News bot reported that the Ukrainian police arrested a man and charged him with hacking into the account of an international hosting company and using its servers for crypto mining. The Cyber Police of the National Police of Ukraine stated that the 35-year-old man from the Poltava region has allegedly been investigating cybersecurity vulnerabilities of multiple international companies since at least 2018 and gained access to their servers. After obtaining access to the account, the man reportedly deployed unauthorized Virtual Machines and crypto mining programs on the company's servers, which is commonly referred to as cryptocurrency hijacking. The man misappropriated resources without paying any fees, resulting in losses estimated at over 185 million Ukrainian Hryvnias (4.4 million USD) for the company.

Jin10 data reported on June 2nd that an attack targeting a pro-Israel group event occurred in Boulder, Colorado, leaving at least 5 people injured. Local police have cordoned off the area where the incident took place and evacuated several nearby blocks, with one man arrested.

PANews May 31 news, according to Cointelegraph, Mexico's third richest man Ricardo Salinas Pliego stated that he is considering converting his entire investment portfolio to Bitcoin.

A federal prosecutor in the United States announced that a 43-year-old man from New York was sentenced to 41 months in prison for possessing unauthorized access devices with the intent to defraud and for possessing cocaine with the intent to distribute, with $27,000 in criminal proceeds confiscated. This individual purchased stolen account information on illegal online markets and used Bitcoin and other virtual money for transactions. The FBI's investigation also uncovered a large quantity of fentanyl and cocaine.

Jin10 reported on May 30 that a shooting incident occurred in Suphan Buri Province, Thailand, where a man armed with a gun caused 3 deaths and 1 injury.

A Russian couple was released after being kidnapped in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The victims were abducted by a Chechen man, but the woman cried for help and was rescued. The suspect fled to the UAE, and Interpol issued a wanted notice. The victims paid a ransom of $43,000 in Digital Money. The police and a judge are investigating the case.

According to Jinse Finance and Decrypt, a man in New York, USA, has been arrested in New York for allegedly kidnapping and torturing a victim to obtain their Bitcoin wallet password. The suspect, John Woeltz (37), was arrested last Friday. Prosecutors say a 28-year-old Italian victim was held captive for weeks in a Manhattan mansion where he was subjected to abuse, including tying, beating, injecting drugs and electric shocks. The victim eventually managed to escape by stratagem on May 24. The police found tools used in the crime at the scene, including cocaine, a chainsaw, barbed wire, and night vision goggles. The prosecution stated that Woeltz did not act alone, and there are other accomplices at large. Woeltz has currently been charged with kidnapping, assault, unlawful confinement, and illegal possession of weapons, and the court has ordered that he be denied bail.

37-year-old New York encryption investor John Woeltz is accused of kidnapping and abusing a 28-year-old Italian man to obtain the Bitcoin wallet password. The victim was held hostage in a luxury villa, during which he suffered physical abuse and threats. The victim was kidnapped after arriving in the U.S. on May 6 and eventually escaped to call the police. Woeltz was arrested on May 23 and faces four felony charges, including kidnapping and extortion.

A man from Massachusetts, USA, Trung Nguyen, was sentenced to 6 years in prison for illegally operating a cash-Bitcoin exchange business, involving over $1 million in Money Laundering. The court ordered him to forfeit $1.5 million in illegal gains and to undergo 3 years of supervised release. Nguyen violated regulations, evaded AML laws, handled cross-border illicit funds, split transactions to evade oversight, and communicated with clients using encryption tools.

Gate News bot news, according to Cointelegraph, an American man has been sentenced to six years in prison for operating a cash-to-Bitcoin service described by prosecutors as "no questions asked," and has been ordered to forfeit more than a million dollars.

Odaily News According to analyst @alicharts, Bitcoin is currently approaching a key resistance area and has shown several technical warning signals, including: the price forming a "hanging man" candlestick pattern near historical highs, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) showing bearish divergence, and the MACD indicator has also formed a death cross.

BlockBeats news, on May 20, encryption analyst @alicharts released "Is Bitcoin about to Break Through Historical Highs? Key Indicator Analysis," with signals to follow including: Bitcoin price facing a critical resistance zone test; a "hanging man" bearish candlestick pattern appearing in the technical formation; indicator divergence, with RSI showing Bear Market divergence, and MACD forming a death cross, indicating a weakening of Bitcoin's pump momentum.