Gold hits a record high of $3,038 per ounce amid geopolitical tensions and Trump policies, marking an unprecedented peak in spot trading.
A 16-year-old in London is charged with raising crypto for Al Qaeda and Pakistani Taliban. Similar crackdowns include Australian police seizing $6.4M in crypto, Bitcoin mixers leaving the US, and Israeli authorities seizing 40 wallets linked to IRGC and Hezbollah.
A new FinCEN alert indicates that cash smuggling is the favored method for Hezbollah's financing. The alert aims to increase awareness and detection of such financial activities.
UBS remains positive about markets despite Middle East tensions. Stable oil prices, strong gold, and easing U.S. recession fears support this outlook, with UBS advising investors to retain risk assets.
Polymarket has removed a controversial betting market on Hezbollah due to ethical concerns, emphasizing the moral complexities of such platforms.
Polymarket has decided to remove betting markets related to Hezbollah due to ethical concerns, sparking a debate on the morality of betting on real-world conflicts.
Pepe crashes 12% amid rising Middle East tensions, but big players remain calm despite the impact on meme coin markets due to Iran's retaliation against Israel.
Geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran could impact the anticipated crypto market rally this October ('Uptober'), as recent missile attacks have heightened uncertainty.
Vitalik Buterin supports the Hezbollah betting section on Polymarket, highlighting its role in providing decentralized information.
Bitcoin price slips due to geopolitical tensions following Israeli airstrike on Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Market sentiment remains optimistic despite the downturn.
Geopolitical tensions rise as Israel claims to have killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, causing Bitcoin price to slip nearly 1% to $65.6K and risking further retracement.
Hezbollah radios begin exploding, injuring hundreds.
The crypto market is facing turmoil due to increasing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, with Hezbollah launching drone attacks on northern Israel, amidst existing economic concerns such as the Japanese Bank raising interest rates and fears of a U.S. recession.
Hezbollah's drone attacks on northern Israel escalate Middle East tensions, affecting global stocks and crypto markets negatively. This follows Iran and Hezbollah's vow of retaliation after the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.
Bitcoin volatility is surging due to geopolitical tensions, causing liquidations of both long and short positions in the market. Traditional financial instruments and precious metals like gold are rising as investors seek safety.
