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CZ Says Crypto Exchange Rivals Opposed His Pardon Bid

During an interview with CBS News 60 Minutes program in November 2025, Trump said he had “no idea who he is” but was told that he was a victim of a “witch hunt” by the administration of former US President Joe Biden.　　Binance.US resumed operations for eligible US users in February 2025, months after Zhaos pardon was granted.　　Zhao cleared of recent allegations　　Zhaos comments came just months after a federal court in Alabama granted a motion in March to dismiss a 2024 complaint filed against him, Binance and its separate US entity Binance.US over allegations that the crypto exchange facilitated transferring funds to terrorist groups.　　Zhao said in April that he hopes cryptocurrencies and blockchain will simply become an invisible part of daily infrastructure by 2031, much like the internet today.　　“I‘m hoping that we don’t talk about crypto as crypto in five years, just like we don‘t talk about the internet anymore, we don’t talk about TCP/IP, we dont talk about HTML, JavaScript, etc,” Zhao told Scott Melker on the Wolf of All Streets podcast.

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OpenAI presidents journal entries emerge in Musk lawsuit, rattling Worldcoin

Nothing says “for the benefit of humanity” quite like a private journal entry about becoming a billionaire through AI dominance. Thats essentially the scene playing out in a federal courtroom, where OpenAI President Greg Brockman was asked to read aloud from his own 2017 journal during the ongoing Elon Musk v. OpenAI trial.　　The entries, which Musk‘s legal team introduced as evidence, depict Brockman’s aspirations for personal wealth and control over advanced artificial intelligence. For an organization founded on the premise of developing AI as a public good, its the kind of internal documentation that makes PR teams lose sleep.　　What the journal says, and why it matters　　Brockmans journal entries date back to 2017, a period when OpenAI was still positioning itself as a nonprofit research lab dedicated to ensuring AI benefits all of humanity. The excerpts read in court paint a different picture: one of personal ambition tied directly to controlling transformative technology.　　Musks legal team is using these entries as a cornerstone of their argument that OpenAI abandoned its founding mission in favor of profit. The lawsuit, which began in March 2024, has intensified significantly in early May 2026 with these revelations.　　The crypto fallout: Worldcoin takes the hit　　The trial‘s reverberations aren’t

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OpenAI presidents private journal entries read aloud in Elon Musk lawsuit

A private journal kept by OpenAI President Greg Brockman is now courtroom evidence, and its contents are exactly as awkward as you‘d expect when someone’s personal reflections about getting rich collide with a company that was founded to benefit humanity.　　The diary entries, which span roughly a decade of internal deliberations at OpenAI, were read publicly during the ongoing trial between Elon Musk and the AI company. They detail Brockmans thinking about transitioning OpenAI from a non-profit to a for-profit entity, including estimates of a pathway to $1B in personal net worth amid a $30B company valuation.　　What the journal actually says　　The entries were originally submitted as sealed evidence in October 2025 before being publicly unsealed in January 2026. They cover years of internal debate at OpenAI about the organizations structure, its financial trajectory, and the tensions that come with trying to build world-changing technology while also, apparently, doing some back-of-the-napkin math on personal wealth.　　One notable entry addresses Elon Musk‘s departure from OpenAI. Brockman’s writing suggests that Musks exit was perceived internally as a morale hit, partly because of concerns about his pursuit of artificial general intelligence, or AGI.　　Brockman has faced direct questioning during the trial about Musk‘s central allegation, that OpenAI

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Dogecoin Volumes Drop 50% as Price Faces Key Test at $0.10

Dogecoins trading volume has declined in a quiet trading session following the weekend. In the last 24 hours, Dogecoin volume was down nearly 50% to $669 million according to CoinMarketCap data.　　Crypto markets often see a “quiet” weekend, marked by lower trading volumes and liquidity which can result in slower price action and volatility from fewer trades. Volume can be lower than on weekdays, creating a thinner market.　　At the time of writing, Dogecoin was down 0.48% in the last 24 hours to $0.108, a level most analysts are watching closely.　　Ripple‘s ’North Star‘ XRP Doubles ETF Inflows Amid Tokenization Breakthrough; SHIB Decouples From Dogecoin; Bitcoin Eyes $94,500 as ’Sell in May Trigger: Bollinger Bands – Morning Crypto Report　　Avalanche Founder Warns of Bitcoin (BTC) Crisis　　Dogecoin price faces a key test at this level after an earlier rise to $0.117 on May 6. Before the rise, Dogecoin price compressed into a very tight range with the $0.10 level acting as stiff resistance, preventing a breakout on five consecutive attempts.　　You Might Also Like　　Major cryptocurrencies paused their recent rally, with Dogecoin retreating, erasing weekly gains.　　Dogecoin steadily rose from a low of $0.092 on April 20, reaching a high of $0.117 before it started declining into a

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OpenAI presidents journal entries emerge in Musk lawsuit, rattling Worldcoin

Nothing says “for the benefit of humanity” quite like a private journal entry about becoming a billionaire through AI dominance. Thats essentially the scene playing out in a federal courtroom, where OpenAI President Greg Brockman was asked to read aloud from his own 2017 journal during the ongoing Elon Musk v. OpenAI trial.　　The entries, which Musk‘s legal team introduced as evidence, depict Brockman’s aspirations for personal wealth and control over advanced artificial intelligence. For an organization founded on the premise of developing AI as a public good, its the kind of internal documentation that makes PR teams lose sleep.　　What the journal says, and why it matters　　Brockmans journal entries date back to 2017, a period when OpenAI was still positioning itself as a nonprofit research lab dedicated to ensuring AI benefits all of humanity. The excerpts read in court paint a different picture: one of personal ambition tied directly to controlling transformative technology.　　Musks legal team is using these entries as a cornerstone of their argument that OpenAI abandoned its founding mission in favor of profit. The lawsuit, which began in March 2024, has intensified significantly in early May 2026 with these revelations.　　The crypto fallout: Worldcoin takes the hit　　The trial‘s reverberations aren’t

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LUNC Price Reclaims $0.0001 After Sell-Off—Can a Short Squeeze Push It to $0.00012?

The post LUNC Price Reclaims $0.0001 After Sell-Off—Can a Short Squeeze Push It to $0.00012？ appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News　　Terra Classic has gained immense attention in the past few days as the price triggered a sudden rise of close to 190%. Although the volume behind the surge was below the average levels, it hinted towards a rise in the traders participation. Currently, the LUNC price has staged a strong recovery after a brief pullback, reclaiming the crucial $0.0001 level and reviving a strong bullish momentum.　　On the other hand, the current upswing seems to be backed by a strong spot accumulation, which may further lead to a short squeeze. With this, the question arises whether the LUNC price will rise above the pivotal resistance at $0.00014.　　LUNC Price Gearing for a Sharp Recovery　　As seen in the daily chart, LUNC is attempting to break above a long-standing ascending resistance trendline near the $0.00012 region. The latest rally has been supported by consecutive bullish candles and rising volume, indicating growing market participation. Meanwhile, the RSI continues to hover near the overbought zone, suggesting strong bullish momentum despite a minor cooldown.　　The price currently trades above the key support at $0.0001, which now acts as

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ClickFix malware campaign targets Mac users searching for help

Attackers are posting fake macOS troubleshooting guides on Medium, Craft, and Squarespace. The goal is to make users run Terminal commands that install malware targeting iCloud data, saved passwords, and crypto wallets.　　Microsofts Defender Security Research Team published the findings. The campaign has been running since late 2025. It preys on Mac users searching for help with common problems like freeing up disk space or fixing system errors.　　Instead of offering a legit fix, the pages tell users to copy a command and paste it into Terminal. That command pulls down and runs malware.　　The misleading blog posts tell readers to copy a malicious command and paste it into Terminal. This command downloads malware and runs it on the victims computer.　　The technique is called ClickFix. Its social engineering that changes responsibility for launching the payload onto the victim. Because the user runs the command directly in Terminal, macOS Gatekeeper never inspects the payload.　　Gatekeeper normally checks code signing and notarization on app bundles opened through Finder, but this method sidesteps it entirely.　　Microsoft spotted three campaign installers:A loader.A script.A helper.　　All three harvest sensitive data, establish persistence, and exfiltrate stolen information to the attackers servers.　　The malware families include AMOS, Macsync, and SHub Stealer. If any one

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Policy at Consensus Miami: State of Crypto

White House adviser Patrick Witt said its possible the Clarity Act becomes law by July 4 while Senator Kirsten Gillibrand pushed for an ethics provision in the market structure bill. Consensus Miami 2026 wrapped up with a fiery debate on the role of prediction markets, and a lot otherwise happened at our first conference in the Sunshine State.　　CoinDesk also released the results of a survey it commissioned of 1,000 registered voters on their views toward crypto heading into the 2026 election.　　PS: I‘ll be at the Bermuda Digital Finance Forum next week. Let’s catch up if youre there.　　The narrative　　White House Executive Director of the Presidents Council on Digital Assets Patrick Witt told the audience at Consensus Miami this week that he believed it was possible to have President Donald Trump sign the Clarity Act into law by July 4. The timeline would require a markup this month (which seems very possible), four weeks for the Senate to merge the Banking and Agriculture bills (technically possible), a few weeks for reconciliation with the House (also technically possible) and the House vote (will depend on the House) and finally, the part where the president signs the bill.　　Beyond Witt, we heard from various industry

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LINK Price Today Slips Slightly as Traders Track Breakout Setup

Chainlinks price today has been trading above $10, with investors awaiting to see if LINK is able to continue its recent rally from BTC.　　In addition to the recent move in Bitcoins price, fresh analyst charts indicated that LINK was testing major resistance areas with market strength from LINK/BTC.　　According to data from BraveNewCoin, the price of Chainlink is $10.32, down 0.91% in the past 24 hours. But observers have been looking to see if LINK can continue to push higher than the $10.50 level and move from accumulation to a more prominent breakout period.　　LINK BTC Candle Shows Strength　　The trend of strength is indicated by the LINK BTC Candle. In a statement, LINK/BTC formed a strong weekly candle, which was an indication of strength within the crypto market, not just Bitcoin. The chart he drew indicated that LINK/BTC had been in a long downtrend but was now pressing higher to create a higher-low chart pattern around the bottom of the range.　　According to his perspective, the earlier 40% increase in Bitcoin has raised the confidence of the entire market. This confidence can drive investment into other cryptocurrencies as traders look for more promising opportunities and higher returns.　　In particular, the X chart of van

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CLARITY Act Poll: 52% Support, 70% Say US Should Have Passed Crypto Legislation

Digital asset familiarity remains uneven, though ownership has become politically relevant. Harrisx found 39% of voters are familiar with digital assets and technology, while 61% are not. Still, two in five voters have purchased at some point, and 30% bought in the past year. The survey found familiarity and ownership are concentrated among men and voters under 35. Separately, 70% said the United States should already have passed clear legislation, while 60% preferred federal legislation over case-by-case enforcement.　　National Security Message Drives CLARITY Act Support　　Offshore market structure added urgency to the findings. Only one-third of voters knew eight of the 10 largest exchanges are based outside the United States. After learning that, 46% said trading beyond U.S. oversight is at least somewhat problematic, while only 13% called it fine or good. The CLARITY Act would clarify whether the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) oversees different digital assets. It would also create registration rules for exchanges and custodians and establish consumer protection standards for the digital asset industry.　　The Harrisx report stated:　　“A 70% majority say the U.S. should already have passed clear cryptocurrency legislation, and 62% say it is important that the U.S. set the global

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