French Tax Agent Allegedly Sold Personal Data of Crypto Users to Criminals
A French tax agent, recognized as Ghalia C. in French media reports, has been accused of accessing and promoting delicate ...
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Rep. Don Beyer has accused Donald Trump of being “the most corrupt president in American history,” highlighting Trump’s alleged use of the White House for personal gain. Beyer claims Trump’s crypto ventures, World Liberty Financial and Trump Meme Coin, have generated over $800 million, doubling Trump’s net worth. These ventures reportedly involve foreign investments seeking influence. Beyer also criticizes Trump’s use of presidential powers to benefit the crypto industry and his allies, while undermining regulatory agencies like the DOJ and SEC. Additionally, Beyer raises concerns about Trump’s acceptance of a luxury Boeing jet from Qatar, which could cost taxpayers over a billion dollars to retrofit. Trump allegedly plans to use it as Air Force One and later for personal use. Furthermore, Beyer points to Trump’s dealings in Saudi Arabia, including real estate projects and arms sales, as examples of leveraging foreign relationships for profit. Beyer calls for Congress to investigate and for Republicans to stand against Trump’s actions, urging “no more excuses.” #TrumpCorruption #CryptoGrift #WorldLibertyFinancial #TrumpMemeCoin #QatarJet #SaudiDeals #CongressInvestigate #StandUpGOP #EthicsInGovernment #Accountability #DonBeyer #PoliticalIntegrity #EndCorruption — Donald Trump is using the White House to enrich himself, his family, and his allies while average Americans are struggling to afford basic needs. It’s wrong. Republicans should stand up to Trump and do something about it. No more excuses. repost @repdonbeyer Help this information get to more voters. 🇺🇸 A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to Democracy.—Thomas Jefferson
Rep. Don Beyer has accused Donald Trump of being "the most corrupt president in American historical past," highlighting Trump's alleged ...
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North Korean hackers allegedly stole record $2.02 billion of cryptocurrency in 2025. Here’s how they did it
North Korea stays dominant menace to cryptocurrency safety in 2025, even whereas confirmed incidents have decreased, in accordance with a ...
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Binance Employee Suspended For Allegedly Using Insider Information
Binance stated on Monday it had launched an inner investigation Sunday into an worker it suspected of abusing entry to ...
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San Diego FBI case leads to shutdown of website allegedly used in massive cryptocurrency scam – San Diego Union-Tribune
Because of this of an investigation by the FBI San Diego Discipline Workplace, federal authorities have seized and shut down ...
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A recent 60 Minutes segment reportedly cut footage of Donald Trump reacting angrily to questions about his family’s involvement in cryptocurrencies. During the interview, Trump claimed, “We’re number one in cryptocurrency because I’m president.” The controversy deepened with Trump’s denial of knowing Changpeng Zhao (CZ), CEO of Binance, despite allegedly pardoning him. Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, pleaded guilty to laundering money for cybercriminals and terrorists. As Trump took office, Binance purchased $2 billion in a new cryptocurrency, World Liberty Financial, created by Don Jr. and Eric Trump. This investment skyrocketed the cryptocurrency’s value from $121 million to $2.1 billion. Critics question the integrity of these dealings and the role of 60 Minutes in editing the broadcast. #Trump #Cryptocurrency #Binance #60Minutes #Corruption #CZ #WorldLibertyFinancial #DonJr #EricTrump #CryptoScandal #MediaTransparency #FinancialEthics — The crypto corruption is astonishing. #corruption #crypto #trump #trumpfamily #binance#politicalcomedy #politicalhumor #stepbrothers #60minutes repost @mermaidmamamaggie Help this information get to more voters. 🇺🇸 A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to Democracy.—Thomas Jefferson
A recent 60 Minutes segment reportedly cut (*60*) of Donald Trump reacting angrily to questions about his family's involvement in ...
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