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Crypto Platform Deribit Bars Russian Nationals Due to EU Sanctions

Deribit said that starting Feb. 17, Russian accounts will switch to “reduce-only” mode, and all positions will be forcibly closed by March 29, although withdrawals will remain open. Withdrawals to Remain Open Deribit, a cryptocurrency derivatives platform, announced Feb. 5 that European Union (EU) sanctions on Russia have forced it to exit the country…

Deribit said that starting Feb. 17, Russian accounts will switch to “reduce-only” mode, and all positions will be forcibly closed by March 29, although withdrawals will remain open. Withdrawals to Remain Open Deribit, a cryptocurrency derivatives platform, announced Feb. 5 that European Union (EU) sanctions on Russia have forced it to exit the country…
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Crypto Tax: Nigeria leads globally with 12.31% revenue potential —Chainalysis

NIGERIA has emerged as the country where taxable cryptocurrency activity could make the largest proportional contribution to government revenue globally, with crypto accounting for a potential 12.31 percent of public finances, according to a new report by blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. The report, Crypto Tax Report 2026…

NIGERIA has emerged as the country where taxable cryptocurrency activity could make the largest proportional contribution to government revenue globally, with crypto accounting for a potential 12.31 percent of public finances, according to a new report by blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. The report, Crypto Tax Report 2026…
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$560K in Crypto Seized as FBI Identifies Thousands of Hamas Donors

The FBI seized more than $560,000 in cryptocurrency intended for Hamas through a series of court-authorized operations. Agents also took control of online infrastructure, intercepted donations, and gathered information about thousands of potential supporters. FBI Takes Control of Hamas Fundraising Network Federal investigators seized more than $560,000 in cryptocurrency and took control of domains and

The FBI seized more than $560,000 in cryptocurrency intended for Hamas through a series of court-authorized operations. Agents also took control of online infrastructure, intercepted donations, and gathered information about thousands of potential supporters. FBI Takes Control of Hamas Fundraising Network Federal investigators seized more than $560,000 in cryptocurrency and took control of domains and [……
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DASH Price Eyes $500 Rally as Activity Surges and Financial Integration Expands

DASH is gaining momentum as rising trading volume, open interest, and bullish technical indicators point to stronger market participation. Analysts are watching key support levels as the cryptocurrency targets higher resistance, while Dash’s Statem integration adds real-world financial utility and could strengthen its longer-term adoption prospects…

DASH is gaining momentum as rising trading volume, open interest, and bullish technical indicators point to stronger market participation. Analysts are watching key support levels as the cryptocurrency targets higher resistance, while Dash’s Statem integration adds real-world financial utility and could strengthen its longer-term adoption prospects…
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Bitcoin’s Push Above $80k Has Traders Divided

Bitcoin briefly crossed $80,000 on May 4, 2026, its first time above that level since late January. For many traders, that number isn’t just a price milestone. It’s a psychological The post Bitcoin’s Push Above $80k Has Traders Divided appeared first on NFT Evening…

Bitcoin briefly crossed $80,000 on May 4, 2026, its first time above that level since late January. For many traders, that number isn’t just a price milestone. It’s a psychological
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