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AI-driven romance scams are surging in the Middle East, exploiting high social media use and cross-border ties. Victims face emotional and financial devastation

As US strikes hit Iran, $529 million was wagered on Polymarket, with six accounts making $1 million, sparking insider trading concerns amid limited regulation and growing scrutiny of blockchain-based geopolitical betting markets.

Reports suggest nonstop cryptocurrency venues offer an off-hours read on broader markets. Source link

Crypto prices are crashing. But it's a good time to shop for deals.

Bitcoin investors may soon forget the recent correction.

(MENAFN - Crypto Breaking) Bitcoin prices have recovered from a dip tied to geopolitical headlines, shifting sentiment in a market that has grown increasingly sensitive to macro risk events. In ...

Reports suggest nonstop cryptocurrency venues offer an off-hours read on broader markets.

Analysts have predicted that oil prices could surge by $US20 a barrel when trade opens on Monday after shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz were closed.

Spot prices for the metals tanked at the end of January after Kevin Warsh was nominated as Federal Reserve Chair, sending the U.S. dollar soaring.

Analysis shows how funds meant for crypto arbitrage never reached trading platforms

We know an end will come, just as we know the sun will rise in the morning and that there is a global economic cycle.

Polymarket defends its decision to allow betting on US military strikes against Iran as “invaluable.“