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Netflix has been sued in Texas over claims it collects data belonging to children and adults in the US state without their consent, and uses "addictive" design to keep them hooked.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accused the streaming giant of "spying" on citizens saying it "records and monetises billions" of pieces of information about how users behave on the platform, despite suggesting otherwise.
Every interaction on the platform became a data point revealing information about the user," his office said.
Netflix has rejected the claims and says it will challenge them in court, according to a statement shared with Reuters.
Respectfully to the great state of Texas and Attorney General Paxton, this lawsuit lacks merit and is based on inaccurate and distorted information," a Netflix spokesperson told the news agency.
Netflix takes our members' privacy seriously and complies with privacy and data protection laws everywhere we operate."
The attorney general can pursue action including penalties against those found to have engaged in such activity.
In this case, it wants the court to order Netflix to delete any data "deceptively collected from Texans", cease processing their data for targeted advertising and to turn auto-play off by default for children's profiles.
It comes as platforms face calls to disable features like auto-play and infinite scroll, over concerns they keep users unhealthily hooked on endless streams of content.
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U.S. District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan, who presided over Bankman-Fried’s 2023 fraud trial and sentenced him to 25 years in prison, issued the ruling in New York, according to court records reported by Bloomberg and Inner City Press. The judge described Bankman-Fried’s arguments as “baseless on multiple independently sufficient levels.”
The motion, filed pro se around Feb. 10, 2026, asked the court to grant a new trial under Rule 33 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. Bankman-Fried alleged that new witness testimony from former FTX executive Ryan Salame and an individual identified as Daniel Chapsky undermined the government’s case.
Prosecutors pushed back hard in March 2026, arguing the claims had no merit. Judge Kaplan agreed, finding that the purported new evidence would not likely produce an acquittal given the weight of proof presented at trial.
Before the ruling came down, Bankman-Fried sent a handwritten letter to the court on April 22, 2026, asking to withdraw the motion without prejudice. He gave two reasons: he had not been given enough time to respond to the government’s opposition, and he did not believe he would get a fair hearing from Judge Kaplan.
The judge denied that request, too, and ruled on the motion anyway.
Bankman-Fried’s letter also addressed questions the court had raised about who wrote the filing. He denied improper ghostwriting but acknowledged that his mother, Barbara Fried, provided editorial suggestions and helped print the document. Judge Kaplan had scrutinized the submission because Fried is not a licensed attorney.
Bankman-Fried was convicted in November 2023 on seven counts of fraud and conspiracy tied to the collapse of FTX and his trading firm Alameda Research. Billions in customer funds went missing. He was sentenced in March 2024.
His direct appeal is pending before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, with oral arguments held in 2025. That case remains active and is separate from the Rule 33 motion Judge Kaplan just denied.
A request to have Judge Kaplan removed from the case on bias grounds is also still pending. Bankman-Fried reserved the right to refile the new trial motion once that reassignment request and his direct appeal are resolved
For now, his 25-year sentence stands. No changes to his incarceration status have been ordered.
The latest ruling closes the district court door on this particular legal effort, though Bankman-Fried retains options at the appellate level. How the Second Circuit handles his direct appeal will likely shape what comes next.
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A coordinated global regulatory shift and institutional investment in infrastructure are accelerating stablecoins toward mainstream adoption, reshaping how digital money functions at scale. Mastercard shared on July 17 in a post authored by Jesse McWaters, Executive Vice President and Head of Global Policy, that stablecoins are moving closer to mass-market use as legal clarity and technical integration align.
The U.S. Congress’s approval of the GENIUS Act, alongside the now-active European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, has created a regulatory foundation that encourages adoption. Countries like Singapore, Hong Kong, and the United Arab Emirates are implementing similar frameworks, forming a global blueprint. Mastercard stated:
Mass adoption, however, depends on more than legal structure—it requires infrastructure that supports security, trust, and ease of use. Mastercard highlighted how stablecoins are already facilitating faster, lower-cost cross-border payments and enabling flexible compensation for gig workers and content creators. Yet to expand beyond niche use, McWaters explained they “need to be embedded in systems that people trust,” emphasizing the need for built-in user protections and cross-platform operability.
The goal is to make stablecoin use as seamless and dependable as mainstream payment methods.
To that end, Mastercard has developed products like the Mastercard Multi-Token Network and Mastercard Crypto Credential to support stablecoin transactions at scale. These tools are built to manage settlement, enhance safety, and ensure compliance, enabling stablecoins to operate within global financial norms. McWaters concluded:
Despite ongoing scrutiny of crypto markets, Mastercard’s structured approach demonstrates how digital assets can become part of everyday commerce under the right regulatory and technical conditions.
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The agreement necessitates firms restructure reward programs from a "buy and hold" to a "buy and use" model; however, CCI raised concerns over its broad prohibition.
It carves out rewards programs tied to "bona fide activities or bona fide transactions," and directs Treasury and the CFTC to write rules within a year of enactment.
Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger called the deal a step in the right direction.
We commend Senators Tillis and Alsobrooks for their leadership in reaching this agreement," Mersinger said. "Every day without a clear legal framework is an invitation for top-tier talent, capital, and innovative companies to locate elsewhere."
The Crypto Council for Innovation endorsed the bill while flagging concerns. Its CEO Ji Hun Kim said the new language extends the prohibition framework well beyond last year's GENIUS Act, which barred only issuers from paying rewards.
CCI has been clear that we disagree with assertions about deposit flight concerns from stablecoin adoption," Kim wrote on X. The text, he said, "goes VERY FAR beyond" the GENIUS Act by applying to all digital asset market participants.
Kim urged the committee to advance the bill anyway. "The north star is to ensure that the U.S. can lead on crypto–this is the future. We respectfully ask Senate Banking to move to mark up. The time is now,” he wrote.
Circle Chief Strategy Officer Dante Disparte, whose firm issues the USDC and EURC stablecoins, endorsed the deal without qualification.
Today's compromise on stablecoin yield marks meaningful progress in the CLARITY Act negotiations," Disparte said. He pointed to USDC's growth in cross-border payments, capital markets collateral and agentic commerce.
The United States faces a clear choice in digital assets: lead or be led," he said. “Today’s progress is an encouraging signal that the U.S. is choosing to lead.”
Coinbase had the most at stake in the negotiations. CEO Brian Armstrong posted "Mark it up" after the text dropped. Chief legal officer Paul Grewal said the language preserves activity-based rewards tied to real participation on crypto platforms, which is what the bank lobby had asked for.
The Senate Banking Committee postponed an earlier CLARITY Act markup in January. Other negotiation points remain unresolved, but the yield language has largely been the greatest obstacle.
Firms will need to restructure rewards programs from a "buy and hold" model to a "buy and use" one to comply with the transaction caveats.
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HKMA teams up with mainland regulators to develop a cross-border platform linking cargo data and electronic bills of lading, aiming to cut trade finance friction and plug Chinese supply chains into global markets
The MoU signals growing adoption of bitcoin in real-world plumbing, targeting $1.5 trillion in annual cargo finance where paper work and jams still cost a lot in delays in fraud.
By plugging mainland cargo data into Hong Kong’s international-facing infrastructure, officials aim to reduce friction in cross-border trade while reinforcing the city’s status as the primary conduit between China and global capital markets.
Under the agreement, the parties will study the creation of a cross-border platform under the HKMA’s Project Ensemble framework. The initiative will explore the use of electronic bills of lading and blockchain-based documentation to streamline trade finance, while connecting with Hong Kong’s Commercial Data Interchange and CargoX to facilitate secure data sharing.
For Hong Kong, the move extends its digital asset strategy beyond tokenized green bonds and into the real economy. Instead of focusing solely on sovereign issuance or crypto markets, regulators are targeting the operational bottlenecks in cargo finance, where paper documents, fragmented data, and manual verification continue to slow credit decisions.
If successful, the platform could embed Hong Kong deeper into mainland supply chains while offering international investors and banks a compliant gateway to Chinese trade data. In doing so, the city is attempting to turn blockchain from a pilot project into core cross-border financial infrastructure.
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Notcoin的诞生源于一个大胆的实验：将Web3与社交媒体无缝融合。创始人Sasha Plotvinov（Telegram Open Network的早期贡献者）灵感来源于TON区块链的低成本和高吞吐量，设计了一个零门槛的“Tap-to-Earn”机制。用户无需复杂钱包或gas费，只需在Telegram小程序中点击金币图标，就能积累NOT代币。这种游戏化设计巧妙地将娱乐与经济激励结合，类似于Axie Infinity的早期模式，但更亲民、更病毒化。到2024年5月，Notcoin正式在币安等顶级交易所上线，初始供应量达1027亿枚，总市值一度飙升至25亿美元以上。作为TON链上的原生资产，NOT采用Proof-of-Stake共识，确保交易速度快如闪电（TPS超10万），远超Ethereum的瓶颈。这不仅仅是meme币的狂欢，更是区块链大众化的典范

进入2025年，Notcoin并未止步于“点击致富”的旧梦，而是大胆转型为“Not Games”——一个集成小队机制的Telegram街机平台。最新更新显示，该项目已扩展到TON生态的深度整合，包括与Hamster Kombat等游戏的跨链协作，以及引入NFT道具系统。用户可以通过组队挑战、实时PvP模式赚取NOT奖励，这不仅仅提升了代币的实用性，还降低了新手进入门槛。根据币安研究院的数据，Notcoin的日活跃用户已回升至500万以上，价格从年初的低谷0.001美元反弹至约0.002美元，涨幅超50%。这种创造性进化源于其独特的代币经济学：70%的供应量通过空投分发给早期玩家，剩余部分用于流动性池和生态基金，避免了传统项目的“预挖”陷阱。同时，NOT的燃烧机制（每笔交易销毁0.1%）确保通缩效应，长期看好其抗通胀潜力

Notcoin的相关性在于其对加密市场的启示。在币安广场这样的创作者社区，NOT代表了“Play-to-Earn 2.0”的前沿：它不只是投机工具，更是连接现实与元宇宙的桥梁。相比Solana上的meme币，NOT受益于Telegram的8亿用户基数，潜在增长空间巨大。风险当然存在——市场波动大，2024年的深度回调曾让价格腰斩，但其社区治理模式（DAO投票决定游戏更新）赋予了持有者真实权力。分析师预测，2025年底NOT可能触及0.003-0.005美元区间，若TON链上DeFi应用爆发，甚至更高。
Notcoin的魅力在于其新颖性：它将平凡的“戳屏”转化为全球经济实验，激发了无数开发者探索社交+区块链的无限可能。#Notcion @The Notcoin Official $NOT