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Argentina examines telephone records in the LIBRA investigation tied to Javier Milei (Report)

Argentine prosecutors are examining phone records tied to President Javier Milei as part of the LIBRA token probe. LIBRA, a Solana‑based token launched in February 2025, gained attention after Milei posted about it on X. The inquiry focuses on whether Milei had prior knowledge or influence over the token’s debut. The logs reveal several calls between Milei and entrepreneur Mauricio Novelli on the night the token went live. Calls began minutes before Milei’s tweet and continued as the token’s price spiked and then crashed, wiping roughly $250 million in market value. Prosecutors say the timing could contradict Milei’s claim of no foreknowledge. Recovered messages from Novelli’s devices mention recurring payments to Milei during his earlier political career, described as monthly compensation. Draft proposals link financial incentives to endorsements, and there are unverified claims of payments involving Karina Milei. All parties deny wrongdoing and assert their interactions were routine. Milei has not been charged but remains a person of interest, prompting broader debate on officials’ involvement with digital assets. Regulators in Argentina and abroad are closely monitoring the case as it develops. The outcome could shape future policy on political figures and cryptocurrency promotions.

Adam Back advocates for proactive Bitcoin security measures despite the perceived distance of quantum risks.

Adam Back says the threat of quantum computing to Bitcoin remains far off, recommending a cautious and incremental approach to preparedness. He urges the community to begin low‑key measures now rather than waiting for an imminent crisis. His stance frames quantum risk as a long‑term concern rather than an immediate danger. Blockstream is already working on post‑quantum upgrades, citing the latest cryptographic standards released by NIST. The company’s efforts aim to future‑proof Bitcoin against potential quantum attacks. The full discussion appears in the article “Adam Back urges proactive Bitcoin security as quantum risk seen as distant,” published by COINTURK NEWS.

Woodcock Assigned to SEC Enforcement, Influencing TRX and Sun

The Securities and Exchange Commission has named David Woodcock as a member of its Enforcement Division. Recent developments tied to Ryan's departure following the Justin Sun case are influencing the TRX market. TRX is trading around $0.32, with a solid support level near $0.3032. There are now seven ongoing cryptocurrency-related cases.

Analyst predicts Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF is set to generate a historic $30 million in trading volume on its first day.

Morgan Stanley will list its spot Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) on U.S. exchanges. Analyst Eric Balchunas expects roughly $30 million in first‑day volume. The launch highlights rising institutional crypto adoption. Balchunas forecasts MSBT could hold $5 billion in assets within a year, driven by the bank’s large client base and stable Bitcoin pricing. While 2024 ETFs saw higher first‑day inflows, the $30 million projection is strong for a new product in a crowded market. The SEC has already approved the fund, clearing a major regulatory hurdle. Morgan Stanley’s entry adds legitimacy, improves custody infrastructure, and deepens market liquidity. It also encourages clearer regulatory guidance for digital assets. The move may spur other banks to launch similar ETFs, benefiting investors with more options and lower fees.

Assessing XRP’s security in the quantum era, new data shows just 0.03% of its supply is at risk.

Approximately 2.4 billion XRP are held in the XRPL network. These funds are distributed across roughly 300,000 accounts that have never carried out a transaction. The situation differs markedly from other contexts.

Bitcoin Depot ATM operator claims a corporate hack resulted in the theft of $3.6 million in Bitcoin.

The operator of Bitcoin ATMs announced that a hack took place two weeks after criminals seized the settlement account credentials and absconded with Bitcoin.

Bitcoin's price surge attributed to ceasefire news, $425 million in short liquidations, and other factors

The rebound in Bitcoin's price seemed positive, but it concealed an underlying bearish signal.

Gold prices surge as US‑Iran ceasefire negotiations weaken the dollar, prompting a flight to safe‑haven assets.

Spot gold broke key resistance as reports of a US‑Iran ceasefire emerged. The diplomatic news pressured the US Dollar lower, prompting a shift toward safe‑haven assets. This illustrates the classic inverse link between the dollar and bullion on a global stage. A retreat in the US Dollar Index made dollar‑denominated gold cheaper for foreign investors, boosting international buying pressure. Weaker dollar sentiment also reduced the currency’s crisis‑currency appeal, diverting capital to gold. Analysts cite the ceasefire talks as the immediate catalyst for this price momentum. Potential peace could ease sanctions, lower oil‑supply risks and diminish the dollar’s risk‑premium support. Treasury yields showed mixed moves while equity markets gained on improved risk sentiment. Energy stability may curb inflation expectations, influencing central‑bank policy and further affecting gold prices. Fund flows into gold ETFs and futures have risen, reflecting a broader reassessment of long‑term currency positions. Gold’s liquidity, independence from policy and proven store‑of‑value status keep it ahead of more volatile assets like crypto. Traders will watch official ceasefire statements for the next swing in dollar and gold valuations.

XRP Conflict Zones Defined: The Shift to $31 That Could Transform Everything

Analyst Egrag Crypto identifies three Fibonacci‑derived zones for XRP: $7, $10 and $31, labeling them as “battle zones” where resistance may appear. He states these levels form a true support framework rather than arbitrary figures. Reaching $3.30 could trigger rallies toward $5, $8 and $13, while a break below $0.90 may precede a parabolic move. Egrag highlights a Descending Broadening Wedge, describing it as “controlled chaos before expansion.” He estimates a 55‑60% chance of a bullish breakout, a 40‑45% risk of a fake breakdown that later spikes, and only a 10‑15% probability of a full failure. The pattern’s length, he warns, may amplify the eventual price swing. CasiTrades warns that XRP could dip to $0.87 after a bearish divergence and a five‑wave drop into resistance. She sees potential interim relief near $1.13 and $1.08, aligning with macro‑level 0.786 and 0.854 supports. At the time of writing XRP trades around $1.38, up more than 5% in the past 24 hours.

A cyber attack resulted in the theft of $3.7 million in cryptocurrency from Bitcoin Depot, the company reports.

XRP climbs more than 5% following the US‑Iran ceasefire announcement

XRP climbed more than 5% after news of a US‑Iran ceasefire and a growing risk appetite. Analysts identify $1.50 as a critical resistance point and $1.20 as a vital support level for XRP. Continue reading: “XRP rises over 5 percent after US‑Iran ceasefire announcement,” originally published on COINTURK NEWS.

Researchers introduce a new method for controlling financial risk when AI agents botch trades.

The newest proposal for an agentic settlement framework calls for fees to be held in escrow and for underwriters to participate in AI‑agent transactions.

Cango, a Bitcoin mining company, sells $143 million in BTC and cuts its production costs.

The NYSE-listed miner, Cango, achieved a 19% reduction in costs. This was accomplished through the shutdown of inefficient equipment and the sale of Bitcoin to pay down debt.

Ripple creates 9.9 million RLUSD tokens on Ethereum following recent burns

Ripple has minted 9.9 million RLUSD tokens on the Ethereum blockchain. This issuance is part of its ongoing strategy to manage the stablecoin’s supply. The action follows a recent series of token burns. RLUSD is Ripple’s dollar‑backed stablecoin built for secure value transfer and liquidity. It runs on both the Ethereum network and the XRP Ledger. The report originally appeared on COINTURK NEWS.

U.S. Treasury issues proposed regulation to enforce the GENIUS Act compliance program

The US Treasury released a joint draft rule from FinCEN and OFAC to give effect to the GENIUS Act, which creates a regulatory regime for stablecoins. The rule translates statutory language into concrete AML and sanctions duties for permitted payment stablecoin issuers (PPSIs). It moves the industry closer to clear U.S. standards. PPSIs will be treated as BSA financial institutions, required to maintain AML/CFT programs aligned with OFAC expectations. They must keep records, file reports, and provide certifications confirming robust sanctions controls. The rule also demands technical capabilities to detect, block, and report transactions that violate federal or state law or court orders. Treasury stresses a proportionate, size‑based approach, letting the Secretary tailor requirements to each issuer’s complexity. The draft focuses on outcomes and capabilities rather than a one‑size checklist. If adopted, it would integrate payment stablecoins fully into the U.S. financial regulatory regime while protecting national security.

The head of research at Grayscale is assessing Aave’s potential to become a household name.

AAVE rose to about $93.4 after touching $96.5, breaking a year‑long price pressure. The token recovered from Q1 governance crises that saw BGD Labs and Aave Chan Initiative exit. Despite the dip, Aave holds roughly 60% of DeFi lending TVL and generated $141.8 million revenue in 2025. Grayscale’s research now positions Aave as a potential household name and a candidate for a spot‑ETF on NYSE Arca. The firm highlighted Aave’s TVL dominance, fee generation and growing institutional integrations. Approval of the ETF would broaden regulated investor access, mirroring Bitcoin and Ethereum pathways. The Bank of Canada’s first central‑bank study of a DeFi protocol called Aave’s lending model “operationally viable.” It flagged concentration of earnings in a few tokens and higher liquidation risk for leveraged traders, yet found the core technology sound. The paper examined V3; success of the newly launched V4 could solidify governance and support the bullish theses.

Competition for Spot Bitcoin ETF dominance intensifies as Morgan Stanley introduces its low‑cost fund.

BlackRock’s top‑performing ETF is now confronting its toughest competition. Morgan Stanley has officially launched a lower‑cost rival fund.

The SEC appoints David Woodcock as its enforcement chief as the agency moves away from the Gensler-era crypto crackdown.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) appointed David Woodcock to serve as the Director of the Division of Enforcement. This appointment took effect on May 4. The SEC officially named David Woodcock as the Enforcement Division director. This role, which commenced on May 4, 2026, replaces the previous individual, Sam Waldon, who served as the acting director. Prior to this directorship, Woodcock had managed the SEC’s Fort Worth Regional Office.

Saylor cites the primary reason why Back is not Satoshi

The New York Times published a striking investigative article claiming it has finally uncovered the identity of Bitcoin’s pseudonymous founder, Satoshi Nakamoto. The cryptocurrency community has responded with considerable skepticism.

Yuga Labs reaches a settlement with Ryder Ripps and obtains a broad prohibition on RR/BAYC NFTs.

Yuga Labs resolved its dispute with Ryder Ripps and Jeremy Cahen. The agreement led to the shutdown of the RR/BAYC NFT project, and the company is now tightening trademark enforcement throughout the NFT ecosystem.

After the NYT article, Saylor doubts the latest assertions about Satoshi Nakamoto's identity.

Michael Saylor has dismissed the stylometric analysis that identifies Adam Back as Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. He argues that his investment strategy depends on Bitcoin’s decentralized architecture rather than the identity of its anonymous founder. The comments came after a New York Times report revived the speculation. Saylor’s sizable Bitcoin holdings are built on confidence in the network’s distributed nature, not on any single individual. He challenged the renewed claims regarding Satoshi’s identity, emphasizing the asset’s core principles. The remarks were first published on COINTURK NEWS.

Meta unveils Muse Spark, its most powerful AI to date, yet Gemini 3.1 Pro remains the front‑runner.

Meta’s inaugural model from its Superintelligence team is natively multimodal, designed specifically for health reasoning, and performs competitively. However, it does not lead every leaderboard.

Polymarket purchases Brahma to expand its crypto and DeFi infrastructure

The training program for astronauts involves various specialized components. Candidates must undergo rigorous physical conditioning to ensure peak operational health. Additionally, they receive comprehensive technical instruction covering life support systems, orbital mechanics, and emergency procedures. These skills are essential for successful missions both in Earth orbit and beyond.

Coinbase Secures OCC Approval for Its $376 Billion Institutional Custody Business

Coinbase has secured conditional approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency for a federal national trust charter, representing a pivotal move for institutional crypto custody. The firm oversees $376 billion in assets under management and controls more than 80 % of U.S. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF holdings, bringing consistent federal oversight to the sector.