Recent speculation suggests that the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) may be liquidating seized Bitcoin, which is likely impacting its price. Analysts expect more clarity regarding Bitcoin’s price movements linked to DOJ activities within the next 30 days. David Bailey, a Bitcoin advocate and CEO of BTC Inc, believes this price decline aligns with potential ...
On Friday, the U.S. Department of Justice indicted three Russian individuals—Roman Ostapenko, Alexander Oleynik, and Anton Tarasov—for allegedly running cryptocurrency services that assisted criminals in laundering money. They were linked to two mixers, Bender.io and Sinbad.io, which the Justice Department claims were used to hide funds from crimes such as ransomware and wire fraud. Bender.io ...
The U.S. Department of Justice has been given the green light to sell approximately 69,370 Bitcoin, valued at about $6.5 billion, which was seized from the Silk Road darknet marketplace. This decision follows a long legal battle over the ownership of the Bitcoin, with Battle Born Investments attempting to block the sale but ultimately failing. ...
The U.S. Department of Justice urged the Supreme Court to deny President-elect Donald Trump’s request to delay a law that could ban TikTok or require its sale by January 19. Trump argued that he needed time to pursue a political resolution after taking office on January 20. The law mandates TikTok’s Chinese owner, ByteDance, to ...
 "Google faces a dramatic antitrust trial as the DOJ challenges its advertising dominance, potentially leading to a corporate breakup.")
Google is set to face a second antitrust trial as the U.S. Department of Justice challenges the company’s advertising practices, claiming they harm news publishers. This trial follows a prior victory for the Justice Department, which found that Google illegally monopolized online search. The upcoming case will focus on Google’s advertising technology that connects website ...
A shocking revelation has emerged from the Department of Justice, accusing a group of MIT students of stealing a staggering $25 million in just a matter of seconds. Their method? Exploiting a bug in the Ethereum blockchain technology. This unprecedented cyber heist has left authorities scrambling to catch the culprits and prevent such incidents in ...
