The appeal of Roman Sterlingov, operator of Bitcoin Fog, questions whether the US courts have jurisdiction to prosecute a foreign national for running a crypto mixing service outside the US. The Department of Justice argues that US law applies globally if the service interacts with US financial systems, potentially setting a precedent for cross-border crypto enforcement. A ruling favoring the DOJ could expand US legal reach over foreign crypto platforms with any US transaction connection, impacting privacy tools and decentralized exchanges worldwide. This case highlights the tension between borderless crypto networks and national laws, influencing future regulatory and compliance strategies.
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A single Bitcoin long position worth $6.52 million was liquidated on Binance's BTC perpetual-futures market at a price of $65,220 on November 14. This liquidation was a single event involving one position, not a combined total of multiple liquidation...
XRP's price fell 2.09% in the hour ending 3:52 p.m. ET on Nov. 14, reaching $0.933 on Binance. Over the past 24 hours, XRP dropped 8.89%, reflecting significant market volatility. During the one-hour window, liquidations of long positions across Bina...
Bitcoin experienced $11.28 million in long position liquidations within an hour ending at 3:52 p.m. ET on November 14, as its price fell by 0.55% from $65,648 to $65,285. Data from Binance, Bybit, and OKX show total liquidations of $11.52 million, in...
Ether (ETH) experienced $11.04 million in long position liquidations within a single hour ending at 3:52 p.m. ET on November 14, coinciding with a 0.89% price decline from $1,833 to $1,817. This liquidation data, collected from Binance, Bybit, and OK...
