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On January 20th, analysts at financial website Forexlive said that at this stage, any move to impose tariffs quickly will be seen by the market as a negative factor for the risk. Previously, multiple media reported that Trump will soon issue executive orders on immigration, energy and government recruitment policies. But in the reports about these leaks, there is no mention of tariffs. Based on the information currently available, it may be reasonable to conclude that "tariffs (related policies)...
21:00-7:00 Keywords: FTT, Tether, WikiLeaks The crypto market experienced significant fluctuations around 6:30 this morning. FTT broke through $4 in a short time, with a 24-hour increase of over 40%. 3. The probability of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates by 25 basis points in December is 70.1%; 4. Tether minted 1 billion USDT on the Ethereum network; 5. In the past 1 hour, the whole network exploded more than 459 million US dollars, and the main explosion was multiple orders; 6. OpenAI...
WikiLeaks founder Assange's Project Spartacus project will mint 76,911 Afghan war log files on the Bitcoin blockchain through the Ordinals protocol. The minting process will span multiple blocks, with the aim of not raising money for Assange, but to permanently record his story in Bitcoin history. Assange and his family and friends have struggled to keep the Afghan war logs accessible since 2010, when he posted them to WikiLeaks. The documents document classified content from U.S. military opera...
Recently, someone on the dark web forum claimed to have leaked the personal data of Binance 12.80 million users, including sensitive information such as name, email, phone number, birthday and address. However, Binance said the news was misinformation. The poster, named "FireBear", said the data was leaked in August and tried to sell some or all of the information. A Binance spokesperson confirmed to Decrypt that the security team has investigated the matter and determined that no data breach oc...
According to BNO News, a US judge has sentenced WikiLeaks founder Assange to prison, ending a years-long legal battle.
On June 25th, local time on June 24th, the Department of Justice said in a letter to a federal judge that "WikiLeaks" founder Julian Assange has pleaded guilty to violating the Espionage Act and is expected to appear in a US court in the Northern Mariana Islands in the next few days. It is reported that the plea agreement will be finalized on the 26th local time. As part of the plea agreement, Department of Justice prosecutors recommended that Assange be sentenced to 62 months in prison.
WikiLeaks said on social media that on the morning of June 24 local time, WikiLeaks founder Assange left Belmarsh prison in London, England, where he spent 1,901 days. He was released on bail by the High Court in London and was released at Stansted Airport in the afternoon, where he boarded a plane and left the UK. Earlier media reports said Assange had agreed to plead guilty in exchange for being spared jail time in the United States. He is expected to return to Australia after pleading guilty,...
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