Bitcoin Fog Founder Convicted of Money Laundering

Roman Sterlingov, the founder of long-running cryptocurrency mixer Bitcoin Fog, was convicted by a federal jury in Washington on Tuesday of facilitating the laundering of over 1.2 million bitcoins – worth about $860 million at today’s prices – tied to darknet marketplaces.Source

Bitcoin’s Wild Four Hours: New Record of $73K, Tumble to $69K, Rebound to $71K, $360M in Liquidations

Momentum behind bitcoin’s rally has waned so expect a period of consolidation, Matrixport analysts noted.Source

NFT Providers May Need Registration to Comply With UK Money Laundering Rules

The U.K. started a consultation on its money laundering rules on Monday.Source

Craig Wright ‘Committed Perjury’ in U.K. Trial Over Satoshi Claims, COPA Says

The Crypto Open Patent Alliance said it will ask U.K. prosecutors to consider pursuing Wright for “perjury” over his defense of forgery allegations.Source

Ether.Fi, Liquid Restaking Protocol, to Release ETHFI Token on Binance Launchpool Next Week

Ether.Fi has shot to the top of the list of crypto’s hottest projects as the biggest liquid-restaking protocol by total value locked, or TVL.Source

Coinbase Accuses U.S. SEC of Breaking the Law in Rejecting Crypto Rulemaking

Coinbase Inc. (COIN) has accused the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission of ignoring the law when it rebuffed the company’s formal petition for crypto rules, according to a filing Monday in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.Source

XRP Jumps 20% After Mysterious Binance Transfers as Crypto Rally Expands to Laggards

The rally could be a sign of traders rotating some of their capital to tokens that haven’t moved yet.Source

VanEck Temporarily Cuts Bitcoin ETF Fee to Zero After Lagging in Assets

HODL, VanEck’s spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), has so far attracted a little over $305 million in assets, which is far below most of its competitors.Source