Here’s what happened in crypto today

Lawmakers grilled SEC Chair Gary Gensler at a congressional hearing, with one calling him the most “destructive” Chair in the history of the SEC. Former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison was sentenced to two years in prison, and a Bitget report suggests the TON ecosystem may need to separate itself from Telegram due to ongoing…

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DOJ sues Visa over alleged payments monopoly

The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed an antitrust suit against payments giant Visa for allegedly operating a debit payments monopoly. A complaintfiledin a federal court in New York on Sept. 24 alleged that Visa uses exclusivity agreements and the threat of penalties against vendors to prevent competition from infringing on the company’s…

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Will Trump pardon SBF? 6 weird Polymarket betting pools on US politics

Crypto betting platform Polymarket has received mainstream attention as betting pools on the United States presidential elections have helped the platformsurpass $1 billion in volume. Polymarket allows individuals to anonymously create market betting pools on almost any event, with outcomes determined in a binary “yes” or “no” format. While most users focus on straightforward bets,…

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Sweden sees crypto exchanges as professional money launderers

The Swedish Police Authority and the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) have classified cryptocurrency exchanges as “professional money launderers (PML)” following an analysis of services provided by unlicensed and illegal providers. According to the FIU, PMLs have criminal links and enable several individuals and criminal networks to systematically launder money. Based on their analysis of underlying…

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