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Key TakeawaysXRP investors face fake airdrops, wallet scans, and phishing scams.XRP Ledger Foundation warns against false reward campaigns.RippleX flags fake scanners and impersonation posts on X. XRP Ledger Foundation Warns Investors About Fake Rewards The XRP Ledger Foundation, a nonprofit organization supporting the growth and development of the XRP Ledger, warned investors on Aug. 6 that fraudulent XRP reward campaigns are spreading through social media as scammers use fake promotions, impersonation accounts, and direct messages to appear legitimate. The organization urged the community to carefully review announcements involving airdrops, giveaways, or wallet activity before taking action. The warning followed a…
In brief SEC documents obtained by 404 Media show the agency subscribed to Airlines Reporting Corporation’s Travel Intelligence Program, which held over one billion ticket records. The data included names, credit card numbers, routes, and an alert system that flagged new bookings by people the agency was monitoring — likely without a warrant. ARC, co-owned by Delta, United, and American, sold the data until lawmaker pressure forced a shutdown in 2025. The Securities and Exchange Commission bought access to a worldwide airline ticketing database holding more than one billion records, according to SEC documents obtained by 404 Media through a…
An unnamed institutional investor has drastically tightened its leash on AVAX One, raising the Nasdaq-listed crypto firm’s minimum liquidity requirement 35-fold and strictly excluding its namesake Avalanche token from counting toward the new threshold.The stringent restructuring, detailed in an Aug. 5 Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing, follows the July departure of CEO Jolie Kahn. Her exit triggered a default on a key-person covenant, forcing the digital asset treasury company to renegotiate its debt.Kahn previously orchestrated the firm’s pivot from agriculture to digital assets under the AgriFORCE moniker. Since her exit, the company’s shares have fallen about 42% to $3.20.…
According to the complaint, Allman appointed herself to the board, adopted an interim policy allowing ordinary business operations to continue, reaffirmed De Bode as president and requested basic corporate information, including a shareholder list, while expressing a desire to work collaboratively.The estate said those efforts failed after De Bode and the company’s outside counsel refused to recognize her actions or provide the requested corporate records. Kathleen Allman subsequently expanded the board, appointed new directors and, at a July 24 board meeting, voted to remove De Bode from all company positions while appointing herself chair and interim CEO.The filings characterize Kathleen…
Timothy Morano Aug 06, 2026 10:52 Binance invests $300M a year in compliance to expand its financial super app, intercepting $10.53B in fraud since 2021 and recovering $8.2B for users. Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, is doubling down on compliance as it pushes forward with its ambition to build a financial super app. The company disclosed that it invests $300 million annually in compliance operations, a figure significantly higher than what traditional financial institutions typically allocate. This effort supports the company’s broader strategy to integrate trading, payments, savings, and…
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The St. Louis Fed President, Alberto Musalem, stressed that “inflation is too high” and that it’s “critical” that monetary policy focuses on bringing down inflation.Musalem revealed that he supported increasing rates at the recent monetary policy meeting and that he sees a higher probability that inflation would remain above target. He added that “incremental rate hikes are less costly than sudden changes,” and expects core inflation to be “probably” between 2.5% and 3%.He added that the labor market is not an inflation driver and that he was very receptive at new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh task forces. Fed FAQs Monetary…
ING economists Deepali Bhargava and Lynn Song warn that upside inflation risks are re-emerging for the Philippine Peso (PHP), driven by recovering Oil prices and expectations of a strong El Niño that could spark a food-price shock. Rising global rice and fertiliser prices add to pressures. They expect another 50bp of tightening in 2026, but highlight political uncertainty as a key downside risk that could delay reforms and dampen growth.El Niño and policy risks pressure PHP”Upside inflation risks are increasing again, driven by the recovery in oil prices and expectations of a strong El Niño later this year which could…
United Overseas Bank’s (UOB) Quek Ser Leang and Lee Sue Ann note USD/SGD stayed broadly flat on Wednesday, trading between 1.2804 and 1.2825 and closing at 1.2810. Their Singapore Dollar (SGD) Nominal Effective Exchange Rate (NEER) model suggests the basket will remain 1.5–2.0% above its mid-point, implying a 1.2756–1.2820 range. Near term, downside risk persists but further declines require a clear break below 1.2790.Dollar soft but still rangebound”24-HOUR VIEW: Two days ago, USD traded within a range of 1.2815/1.2840, closing largely unchanged at 1.2819 (-0.06%). Yesterday, we pointed out that “momentum indicators are mostly flat,” and we expected USD to…
Les dernières données de crédit aux particuliers confirment une stabilisation du marché. Selon les chiffres publiés par la Banque de France ce jeudi, les banques ont accordé 13,2 milliards d’euros de nouveaux prêts (hors renégociations) en juin, contre 11,4 milliards en mai. Cette reprise intervient malgré une légère remontée du taux moyen, passé de 3,21 % à 3,27 %.Elle fait suite à deux mois consécutifs de baisse, en avril et en mai, à une période de l’année où le marché de l’immobilier est traditionnellement le plus dynamique. Mais le contexte de la guerre en Iran, qui a provoqué un net regain d’inflation, a cette…