Bitcoin ATM Company Mulls $100 Million Sale Amid Money‑Laundering Allegations
Chicago‑based Crypto Dispensers is evaluating a $100 million sale, just days after the company and its founder were charged with money‑laundering offenses.
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Market Capitalization:2 891 815 355 071 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:103 062 819 878,01 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,4%
ETH:11,53%
Market Capitalization:2 891 815 355 071 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:103 062 819 878,01 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,4%
ETH:11,53%
Market Capitalization:2 891 815 355 071 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:103 062 819 878,01 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,4%
ETH:11,53%
Market Capitalization:2 891 815 355 071 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:103 062 819 878,01 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,4%
ETH:11,53%
Market Capitalization:2 891 815 355 071 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:103 062 819 878,01 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,4%
ETH:11,53%
Market Capitalization:2 891 815 355 071 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:103 062 819 878,01 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,4%
ETH:11,53%
Market Capitalization:2 891 815 355 071 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:103 062 819 878,01 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,4%
ETH:11,53%
Market Capitalization:2 891 815 355 071 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:103 062 819 878,01 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,4%
ETH:11,53%
Market Capitalization:2 891 815 355 071 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:103 062 819 878,01 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,4%
ETH:11,53%
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deloc 52593Crypto Dispensers is contemplating a $100 million sale following money‑laundering allegations tied to its Bitcoin ATMs.
Chicago‑based Bitcoin ATM operator Crypto Dispensers is assessing a sale estimated at $100 million as the industry moves toward consolidation. The firm and its chief executive, Firas Isa, have pleaded not guilty to U.S. Department of Justice accusations of a $10 million money‑laundering scheme. Crypto Dispensers announced that it is reviewing a potential sale.
Meta’s upcoming Hyperscape update may allow users to share photorealistic VR room experiences.
The newest Hyperscape Capture release lets users generate photorealistic VR copies of real rooms and invite up to eight friends to explore them at the same time through shared links on Quest headsets or mobile apps. This upgrade boosts immersive social interaction without requiring any additional hardware. Using Meta Quest 3 or 3S devices, the tool builds digital twins of physical spaces within minutes.
Large investors altering their tactics leave Bitcoin shrouded in uncertainty.
The recent drop in Bitcoin’s price has ignited debate within the cryptocurrency community. Institutional investors have moved from a phase of accumulation to active selling, reducing the likelihood of a swift rebound. This strategic change among major players adds uncertainty to Bitcoin’s outlook. The discussion is highlighted in the article “Bitcoin Faces Uncertainty as Large Investors Shift Strategy,” originally published by COINTURK NEWS.
A software glitch that caused a Cardano chain split has prompted the FBI to investigate a potential attack.
The Cardano network experienced a split on Friday after a malformed ADA delegation transaction activated a legacy software bug, resulting in a brief partition of the chain. The problematic transaction was generated by an AI tool used for staking operations. This bug temporarily divided the network into separate branches. Staking pool operators swiftly upgraded their node software to close the vulnerability and restore a single chain. Nevertheless, the incident raised worries about orphaned transactions and the risk of double‑spend attacks. Ongoing monitoring is required to ensure full resolution.
Bitcoin ETFs See Significant November Withdrawals as Prices Fall and Altcoin ETFs Rise
Spot Bitcoin exchange‑traded funds have experienced almost $4 billion of net withdrawals in November 2025. The outflows surged to a record $3.79 billion by Thursday, equalling the February peak reported by Farside Investors. Investors are moving away from Bitcoin‑focused products toward altcoin‑oriented funds amid broader macroeconomic concerns. Bitcoin’s market price fell to $81,000, a drop of roughly 33 % from its recent high of $126,000. The steep decline reflects heightened macro pressure and a shift in investor sentiment that contributed to the ETF outflows.
A hobbyist miner defies 1‑in‑180‑million odds to capture a $265,000 Bitcoin block using just one outdated ASIC.
The miner that wins a block controls merely 0.0000007% of the entire Bitcoin network hashpower, and the network has recently reached a record high of 855.7 exahashes per second.
Coinbase will introduce round‑the‑clock trading for SHIB, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, and more.
The platform intends to launch U.S.-style perpetual futures for altcoins, featuring a five‑year expiration.
Grayscale set to launch XRP and Dogecoin ETFs on Monday after NYSE approval
Grayscale’s exchange‑traded funds that track Ripple’s XRP and Dogecoin (DOGE) are scheduled to commence trading on Monday.
A remarkably fortunate solo Bitcoin miner struck the jackpot, securing a $266,000 BTC prize.
A miner secured a reward of 3.146 BTC by solving a block single‑handedly, using only a minimal portion of the hash power typically required to claim a block reward.
Financial expert Raoul Pal outlines his approach to navigating the current cryptocurrency market slump.
Raoul Pal advises buying more crypto during the current sell‑off, accepting that profits may swing wildly. He frames this as a multi‑year approach to exploit deep market dislocations. Pal acknowledges that each investor’s time horizon and risk tolerance differ, so the plan isn’t universal. He describes today’s market as unusually intense, with rapid position unwinding and thin liquidity as market‑maker balance sheets weaken. The situation mirrors past de‑risking shocks that later reversed sharply. Despite being heavily oversold, Pal sees the broader macro environment as still supportive. Pal points to 2021’s four‑week crash, the 2019‑20 pandemic plunge, and 2016‑17 Bitcoin drawdowns, all followed by strong rebounds. Alternative coins tend to fall harder in such cycles, a pattern repeating now. He recommends stepping away from screens to regain clarity, stressing that sharp downturns are normal in crypto’s long‑term cycles.
Caution: Certain US‑held altcoin assets are shifting even as the market declines.
During a sharp crypto sell‑off, US government wallets moved $7.5 million in the past 24 hours, according to Arkham data. Authorities shifted $300 k of NEXO, $3 million of WETH and $4.2 million of TRX. The NEXO and TRX were seized two years ago in the Alameda Research probe, while the WETH originated from assets confiscated between 2022 and 2024 in the Bitfinex hacker Ilya Lichtenstein case. These moves represent only a tiny slice of the government’s crypto holdings. Arkham tracks 613 US‑government‑linked addresses holding over $28.5 billion in digital assets. Related coverage notes that MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin exposure may soon be dropped from US indexes, as highlighted by Michael Saylor. The bulk is Bitcoin—326,588 BTC valued at about $27.82 billion. Other major balances include USDT ($351.4 M), ETH (64,731 ETH ≈ $179 M), WBTC ($63.7 M) and BNB/WBNB (~$52 M). Smaller positions cover USDC ($11.58 M), WETH ($11.43 M), DAI ($8.67 M), UNI ($1.93 M) and LINK ($1.22 M).
The new crypto token priced at $0.035 reaches a 90% allocation as investors flood in and demand spikes swiftly.
MUTM rose from $0.01 to $0.035, a 250% jump, and the presale is 90% filled. Intense demand is driven by a daily leaderboard rewarding top buyers. The token is viewed as a top new DeFi asset under $0.05, attracting strong investor confidence. Lenders earn mtTokens that grow with interest from the liquidity pool, while borrowers access variable or stable rates under strict LTV limits. Automated liquidation bots protect collateral and maintain stability. Protocol revenue buys back MUTM and rewards stakers, creating consistent demand. A CertiK audit gave 90/100 and a $50 k bug bounty secures the code. The sale has raised $18.8 M and gathered 18 000+ holders, now accepting card payments. V1 will launch on Sepolia testnet in Q4 2025 with ETH and USDT pools, debt tokens, and liquidation bots. Users will begin real interactions, moving the system from test to live use. Roadmap plans include a USD‑stablecoin and layer‑2 expansion to boost liquidity and users. Whale buying rises as allocation closes, pressuring price upward. Analysts expect multiple‑fold price gains after V1 drives real usage. Visit the Mutuum website and Linktree for details.
Ether's price falls to a four‑month low, but futures data points to a potential bounce back to $3,200.
The ETH price slipped to its lowest level since July, but promising futures data suggests a potential upside. Is Ether on a trajectory toward $3,200?
A market specialist warns that investors will soon be unable to purchase XRP directly and explains why.
Vincent Van Code warns that retail investors will soon lose the ability to buy native XRP directly. He says the market is moving toward institution‑only access within the next few years. Major custodians are expected to hold almost all XRP, pushing retail exposure to ETF‑style products. The transition is part of a 15‑year plan aimed to finish by 2030. In the projected model, banks, fund managers and large financial entities will control XRP for settlement and custody. Retail participants will interact only through managed products that track XRP’s price. Direct ownership in personal wallets will become rare. This shift turns XRP into a wholesale token rather than a consumer asset. Van Code outlines three options: exchanges offer ease but require trust in solvency, cold wallets give full control but risk loss or mishandling, and ETFs provide bank‑grade security with regulatory oversight. ETFs, however, involve fees, may not allow conversion back to native XRP, and can trigger capital gains taxes. He advises choosing based on technical skill, comfort with key management, and the amount of XRP held.
Trump is weighing permission for Nvidia to ship H200 chips to China.
White House officials are weighing export licenses that could let Nvidia’s H200 AI chips reach Chinese firms, marking a sharp shift from the bans imposed three years ago. The talks are part of a broader effort by President Trump to open diplomatic channels with Xi Jinping. No decision has been made, but the mere consideration signals a policy reversal. The H200 is more powerful than the older H20 model already allowed in China, yet it remains based on Nvidia’s outdated Hopper design, unlike the top‑tier Blackwell chips that stay banned. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested Blackwell chips might be exported once they become obsolete, “maybe in a year or two.” Earlier this year the administration blocked H20 shipments, then quietly approved them in exchange for a 15% revenue cut tied to a disputed rare‑earths trade arrangement. Beijing has told its companies not to buy the H20 or other China‑specific Nvidia products, urging domestic alternatives despite their inferior performance. Nvidia protests the restrictions, arguing they hand the market to foreign competitors, while a bipartisan Senate group drafts legislation to bar all advanced‑chip licenses to China, threatening the H200 plan. Following the news, Nvidia’s stock rose 2% to $184.29.
Trump is contemplating permitting Nvidia to ship H200 chips to China.
White House officials are now weighing export licenses for Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to China, a stark reversal of the bans imposed three years ago. The discussion follows Trump’s recent meeting with Xi Jinping, though the chip issue was not raised directly. Internal talks focus on allowing the newer H200 while avoiding perceived national‑security risks. The H200 is more powerful than the older H20 model already permitted, but it remains based on the outdated Hopper design, unlike the top‑tier Blackwell line that stays banned. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested Blackwell chips might be sent once they become obsolete, adding ambiguity to the policy. Earlier, the administration quietly approved H20 shipments in exchange for a revenue share tied to a rare‑earth trade notion that later proved unfounded. Beijing has told its firms not to purchase the H20 or other China‑specific Nvidia products, urging a shift to domestic hardware despite its weaker performance. Nvidia argues the restrictions cede a lucrative market to foreign rivals and has engaged U.S. officials to ease the limits. The company claims its exclusion from China’s data‑center market does not affect U.S. supply. A bipartisan Senate group is drafting legislation to force the Commerce Department to deny all advanced‑chip licenses to China, which would block the H200 plan. Lawmakers on both sides fear that increased exports could boost China’s AI capabilities. Nvidia’s stock rose 2% to $184.29 after the news broke.
Alt5 Sigma could attract SEC attention for delaying the disclosure of a WLFI executive suspension
Alt5 Sigma may attract SEC attention after allegedly misstating the duration of CEO Peter Tassiopoulos’s suspension by more than six weeks. The error is connected to the firm’s participation in the Trump family’s World Liberty Financial cryptocurrency venture. The reporting inconsistency could breach federal disclosure regulations, prompting concerns about transparency within crypto‑related projects. Alt5 Sigma disclosed the CEO’s suspension to the SEC in October, but the reported timeline appears to be inaccurate by over six weeks.
Ex‑Coinbase attorney confronts the New York Attorney General over crypto lawfare, and he may have a chance to succeed.
Former Coinbase policy lawyer Khurram Dara has entered the 2026 New York Attorney General race as a Republican challenger to incumbent Democrat Letitia James. He filed his campaign Thursday, pledging to end “lawfare,” curb aggressive crypto enforcement, and improve the state’s business climate. Dara urges donors to support his effort to reduce regulatory costs and address affordability pressures. Dara argues James’s crypto crackdowns have pushed companies, investment and jobs out of New York, inflating costs for residents. He cites actions against Gemini, Tether, DCG, Genesis and others as examples of over‑reaching use of the Martin Act. His platform calls for limiting the Act’s scope and banning contingency‑fee arrangements that encourage excessive litigation. Until July, Dara was regulatory and policy principal at Bain Capital Crypto and previously worked at Fluidity, AirSwap and Coinbase during its 2022 SEC investigation. Those experiences shaped his view that unchecked regulatory overreach harms innovation. His resume positions him as an insider familiar with the industry’s legal battles. James, in office since 2019, faces a third‑term bid amid recent federal mortgage‑fraud charges she calls political. Business leaders have welcomed Dara’s pro‑innovation stance, while other crypto‑aligned candidates, such as lawyer John Deaton, are also entering 2026 contests. Dara must secure 25% of the GOP convention vote or enough petition signatures to appear on the primary ballot.
Tesla is confronting a new lawsuit over its electric‑vehicle door design after a fatal crash in Washington state.
Alt5 Sigma told the SEC it suspended CEO Peter Tassiopoulos on October 16, but an internal email shows the board placed him on leave on September 4. The same memo noted chief revenue officer Vay Tham was also put on leave and that a special board committee was investigating “certain matters.” The company has not explained why the SEC filing date differs from the internal notice. SEC rules require a Form 8‑K within four business days of an executive’s departure, and false or misleading filings can breach anti‑fraud provisions. Law professors warn that knowingly filing false material information risks severe penalties, though proving intent and investor harm is challenging. Private securities‑fraud class actions may still be filed despite political considerations. Alt5 Sigma is a major participant in World Liberty Financial, a crypto project co‑founded by Donald Trump and his sons. The firm acquired 7.28 billion WLFI tokens, valued at about $894 million, far exceeding its $205 million market cap, while the stock fell roughly 80% since the deal announcement. A Trump‑affiliated LLC holds about 38% of World Liberty and claims roughly 75% of token‑sale proceeds. The SEC, led by a Trump appointee, declined comment on a possible investigation of the filing gap. No evidence has emerged of insider trading between the September notice and the October filing. Tassiopoulos remains an employee and board member, and the company continues to appeal a Rwandan subsidiary verdict while denying the filing discrepancy’s cause.
Quantumroot Launches on Bitcoin Cash as the inaugural post‑quantum vault built with Bitcoin Script
Developer Jason Dreyzehner introduced Quantumroot, the first fully implemented, integration‑ready post‑quantum vault built directly in Bitcoin Script. The system gives Bitcoin Cash a practical migration route for millions of users facing looming quantum threats. This advancement solidifies Bitcoin Cash’s long‑term position as a leading cryptocurrency.
Alt5 Sigma Could Attract SEC Examination Following Delay in Disclosing WLFI Executive Suspension.
Alt5 Sigma may face an SEC investigation after allegations surfaced that the firm misreported CEO Peter Tassiopoulos’s suspension by more than six weeks. The discrepancy is linked to Alt5 Sigma’s participation in the Trump family’s World Liberty Financial cryptocurrency project. Incorrectly reporting the suspension could breach federal disclosure regulations, raising concerns about the transparency of cryptocurrency ventures. Alt5 Sigma informed the SEC of the CEO’s suspension in October [...]
Cardano’s creator discloses the midnight launch plan
Charles Hoskinson introduced Midnight as a privacy‑and‑identity layer that extends, not competes with, existing blockchains. It aims to interoperate with Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, XRP and allow payments in each chain’s token. The goal is to give developers new capabilities while preserving user anonymity. The rollout follows four stages: (1) token liquidity and price discovery on Dec 8 2025, (2) a federated mainnet in Q1 2026 with IOG and enterprise nodes, (3) an incentivized testnet to validate a high‑throughput consensus (~5,000 TPS), and (4) a hard‑fork to the final mainnet with broad exchange access. Each gate moves Midnight toward full decentralization and cross‑chain privacy services. NIGHT holders earn DUST, a consumable fuel that can be exchanged for other chain tokens or delegated to DApps, enabling free user interaction without prior crypto purchase. Hoskinson claims this mirrors Web2 frictionless payments and addresses AI‑driven privacy threats by allowing zero‑knowledge proof verification of attributes without revealing identity. Midnight’s code governance will be hosted by the Linux Foundation and overseen by a KPI‑driven Midnight Foundation, aiming for faster delivery than Cardano’s current model. Hoskinson describes a “crypto triumvirate”: Bitcoin as trust/value, Cardano as computation, and Midnight as privacy/identity. Success depends on meeting the 2026 timeline for each launch gate.
Glassnode co‑founders argue that the cryptocurrency crash is the result of a mandatory unwind by sellers.
Glassnode co‑founders argue the crypto downturn is not a narrative shift but a forced exit by a single participant, evident first in Bitcoin. Momentum tools show extreme values – MACD at an all‑time low and RSI near capitulation – without any macro stress, a pattern they label “mechanical selling.” This mismatch suggests a straight‑line dump rather than a natural market correction. Since October 10 the sell pressure has followed an identical schedule, hitting markets at 9:30 EST on Binance and other venues with thin order books and no reflexive bids. Independent observers describe it as a sophisticated actor using smart order routing, likely a damaged liquidity provider reducing risk in a rules‑based way. Meanwhile ETFs stay net positive, altcoins and Ethereum show relative strength, indicating the pressure is not a system‑wide risk‑off event. Analysts such as Tommy Shaughnessy and Tushar Jain see the activity as a violent, price‑insensitive liquidation that will not persist, as the seller’s inventory or mandate runs out. They predict the forced unwind will end quickly, followed by a sharper rebound than the decline. At the time of writing the total crypto market cap stands around $2.83 trillion.
