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DOJ Seeks $61M in Iranian Oil Proceeds Laundered Through Binance Accounts
Bitcoin Magazine reports the U.S. DOJ is seeking to forfeit $61 million in crypto linked to Iranian oil sales.
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AI Could Be Bitcoin’s Next Onboarding Engine, Nakamoto CEO Says
Nakamoto CEO David Bailey stated in a TD Cowen discussion that AI could drive Bitcoin adoption by removing user interface complexities.
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Senate Blocks Clarity Act, Likely Killing It for 2026
U.S. Senate blocks the Clarity Act in a procedural vote, likely ending the legislation for 2026, as reported by Bitcoin Magazine.
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Lightning Lands on BitBox — And It Doesn’t Ask for a New Seed Phrase
BitBox integrates Lightning into its mobile app, letting users fund a hot wallet from on-chain balances without needing a new seed phrase.
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Bitcoin, BTC-Related Stocks Tumble After Senate Blocks Clarity Act
Bitcoin and crypto-related stocks dropped after the U.S. Senate blocked the Clarity Act in a procedural vote.
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Strategy Buys Back Stock, Skips Bitcoin Purchase
Bitcoin treasury company Strategy held off on buying bitcoin last week, instead purchasing $139 million of its preferred stock.
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Strive Snaps Up More Bitcoin, Brings Holdings to 25,000 BTC
Strive acquired 469 more bitcoins, bringing its total treasury holdings to 25,000 BTC valued at nearly $2 billion.
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Lummis Credits Trump for Ethics Deal as Clarity Act Faces Tuesday Vote
Senator Cynthia Lummis credited U.S. President Donald Trump for agreeing to strict ethics restrictions as lawmakers prepare to vote on the Clarity Act.
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Mallers: Bitcoin and AI Could Give Humans Back Their Time
According to Bitcoin Magazine, Strike CEO Jack Mallers stated that Bitcoin and artificial intelligence could help humans reclaim their time by utilizing hard money.
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Swiss Bitcoin Pay Shuts Down Servers After Data Breach
Bitcoin Magazine reports that Swiss Bitcoin Pay shut down its servers on Monday following a data breach that may have exposed customer email addresses, Bitcoin addresses, and IBANs.
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