U.S. Blacklists Crypto Network Behind Ruble-Backed Stablecoin and Shuttered Exchange Garantex
U.S. officials accused Garantex, Grinex, A7A5 token issuers and executives of laundering ransomware proceeds and evading sanctions.
U.S. officials accused Garantex, Grinex, A7A5 token issuers and executives of laundering ransomware proceeds and evading sanctions.
A victim lost 140 ETH due to copying an incorrect address from contaminated transfer records According to Scam Sniffer monitoring, one hour ago, a victim lost 140 Ethereum coins (approximately $636559) by copying an incorrect address from a contaminated transfer record.
KULR Q2 revenue of $397 million, a year-on-year increase of 63% KULR Technology Group released its Q2 2025 financial report, with revenue of 397 million US dollars, a year-on-year increase of 63%; Net profit was $814 million, with earnings per share of $0.22, thanks to the rise in Bitcoin's market value. As of June 30th, the company held $24.73 million in cash and accounts receivable, with a gross profit margin of 18% and an operating loss of $9.45 million. The company holds 1035 bitcoins with a mining power of 750 PH/s. It plans to expand to 1.25 EH/s by the end of summer and has reached a $20 million credit agreement with Coinbase to support its Bitcoin reserve strategy.
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Mill City reveals Q2 financial report: holds 81.87 million SUIs, all pledged On August 15th, SUI treasury management company Mill City released its Q2 financial report, with investment income increasing by 7% year-on-year to $948000 and operating expenses falling to $316000. All 81.87 million SUIs held by the company have been pledged. In addition, Mill City plans to purchase up to $500 million worth of SUI tokens, and has already spent approximately $277 million to purchase over 76 million SUIs.
The Bank for International Settlements proposes to set compliance scores for cryptocurrencies to prevent illegal fund inflows Golden Finance reports that researchers from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) have proposed a new anti money laundering (AML) solution aimed at preventing illegal fund inflows by setting compliance scores for cryptocurrencies. The plan advocates that "blockchain users should be assigned security ratings, and withdrawals from users with low ratings will be blocked." Based on the transfer history of cryptocurrencies, countries can set a threshold score to determine whether users can exchange cryptocurrencies for fiat currency.