Bangladesh's central bank has moved against one of its own staff members after police linked him to cryptocurrency transactions, online betting, and fraud, activities that are all prohibited under Bangladeshi law.
Read full article →By Verse Press Research Desk | July 14, 2026
Financial disclosures filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics reveal that Donald Trump collected more than $1.4 billion from his crypto ventures in 2025, then redirected proceeds into traditional stocks and bonds. Meanwhile, retail investors in the same projects had lost a combined $2.3 billion as of April 2026.
A 927-page government filing reveals how the U.S. president turned meme coins and a family-backed DeFi platform into a billion-dollar crypto operation. Retail holders paid the price.
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka has formally designated Infinity Rover (Pvt) Ltd as a prohibited pyramid scheme and reaffirmed a consolidated blacklist of 24 additional entities, at least seven of which used cryptocurrency or blockchain branding to recruit investors from a financially stressed population.
A 927-page financial disclosure filed with the US Office of Government Ethics confirms that Donald Trump personally collected more than $1.4 billion from cryptocurrency ventures last year, more than doubling his net worth from $2.3 billion to an estimated $6 billion. A separate Reuters calculation, using a broader methodology that encompasses the wider Trump family, put total crypto-related income above $2.3 billion.
A 927-page government filing reveals the sitting U.S. president earned more from digital asset ventures last year than from real estate, raising conflict-of-interest alarms that stretch from Washington to Karachi and Nairobi.