F. Romi S

Weekly Update. $BTC still consolidating below the new ATH of 73k, allowing some alts to run and get to new highs. We added to our portfolio a new gem $INFRA [@InfraX_] literally going 5x since we called in less than 24hours💥, don't miss the new calls me and @CryptoKans do. We reseach hard and share for free. Appreciate all support and engagement on tweets. Also, remember April fools is today so before believing any news make sure to DYOR and check if they're confirmed or true. 🗞🗞🗞🗞🗞🗞🗞🗞🗞🗞🗞🗞 📰 Do Kwon, co-founder of Terraform Labs, was released from prison in Montenegro. The Supreme Court is reviewing extradition requests from the U.S. and South Korea. Montenegro's top prosecutor contests the ruling for extradition to South Korea. 📰 🇰🇷Busan's Haeundae Police Station arrested two fraudsters for stealing $4.1 million from a senior citizen in a crypto investment scam. The scammers, in their 20s and 30s, promised a 70% return within four weeks. The victim, aged 60, lost 5.5 billion won between September and December 2022. One fraudster was arrested, while the other was booked for aiding and abetting. They used forged documents to falsely claim holdings of 20 billion won. 📰 US authorities charged KuCoin and its founders for illegal operations and failure to implement anti-money laundering measures. Allegations include violations of the Bank Secrecy Act and unlicensed money transmission. KuCoin lacked KYC controls until 2023, allowing over $9 billion in suspicious transactions. CFTC also charged KuCoin for violations. 📰 $AGIX, $FET and $OCEAN are discussing merging their tokens into an ASI token that would have a fully diluted value of about $7.5 billion. 📰 KuCoin plans a $10 million airdrop of $BTC and $KCS token to loyal customers, despite recent US DOJ charges. CEO Johnny Lyu announced the news in a blog post, expressing gratitude to users amid legal challenges. 📰 FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried received a 25-year prison sentence and an $11.02 billion fine, ruled by Judge Lewis A. Kaplan in a Manhattan federal courthouse. Kaplan likened Bankman-Fried's nearly $8 billion theft of customer funds to a "game," criticizing his defense as misleading and speculative.