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French prosecutors “accuse Telegram CEO of 12 crimes” afterFrench government website is defaced

Pavel Durov, the founder and current CEO of Telegram, is suspected of committing 12 crimes, French prosecutors have said, according to Benzinga. These include facilitating illegal transactions, unauthorized provision of crypto services, drug offenses and money laundering, and fraud. Earlier, French police arrested him at the airport and extended his detention to 28 days.

According to Cointelegraph, crypto news aggregator Entropia Intel announced via its official channels that “two hours ago, several French government websites, including the French Ministry of Health, the Paris Administrative Court, and the Bankruptcy Court, were shut down due to a DDoS attack. The attack is believed to be in response to the arrest of Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov by French authorities and may be linked to a Russian hacker group.”

Previous day's US BTC spot ETF volume is third-lowest on record, ETH spot ETFs record net inflows after five trading days

According to Trader T, 11 U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs traded $7.1 billion on Sept. 10 (local time). This is the third-lowest level since their launch. BlackRock IBIT accounted for more than 50% of the previous day's volume, with $4.12 billion. Meanwhile, on Sept. 10 (local

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Open the season for altcoins... Alt holds up despite BTC dip

According to Cointelegraph, Bitfinex reports, “Altcoins have remained relatively strong despite BTC's recent decline. This suggests that the mindset of crypto investors is changing. They are realizing that Bitcoin is not the only safe haven in the face of growing market uncertainty,” the analyst said. “This shift shows

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US Institutions Buy Bitcoin for the First Time in 10 Days

U.S. institutional investors have begun to actively buy Bitcoin (BTC) for the first time in about 10 days since August 31st. “The Coinbase Premium Gap (CPG), a measure of Bitcoin buying and selling trends, turned positive for the first time in about 10 days since Aug. 31, reaching 9.

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