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The latest inflow follows a quieter week as Bitcoin demand rebounds, volumes rise to $21 billion, yet still lag yearly averages, signaling only a gradual market recovery.

The firm repeats SOL unstaking and transfers to the payout wallet, mirroring past moves and raising fresh speculation over ongoing creditor distributions.

Drift confirms DPRK link on its $285M exploit, Morgan Stanley debuts a spot Bitcoin ETF on NYSE Arca, the CLARITY Act picks up speed in the Senate, and Justin Sun accuses Trump-backed WLFI of hiding a blacklist backdoor.

A fake AI-powered crypto trading scheme in Chandigarh, India, duped an investor of ₹37.23 lakh before police arrested a Rajasthan-based accused.

The borrowing activity has sparked debate in the community, while World Liberty Financial says it remains “nowhere near liquidation."

The transactions raised questions over timing, liquidity, and potential market risk exposure as it occurred just before President Trump announced a US-Iran ceasefire.

Investigation into the case uncovered links to foreign handlers, with the funds being converted into crypto and routed out of India.