Updated Aug 14, 2026
/Crypto group backs Custodia in Supreme Court battle over Fed access/Citigroup's Fraser backs Clarity Act passage as stablecoin reward dispute persists/AudioEye lifts full-year adjusted EBITDA floor to $12.7 million/Record profit margins behind stock market rally, FactSet data show/Baltimore sues Kalshi, Polymarket and trading platforms over alleged illegal sports betting/Treasury 10-year yield slips to 4.674% as Wall Street waits on wholesale inflation/Crypto group backs Custodia in Supreme Court battle over Fed access/Citigroup's Fraser backs Clarity Act passage as stablecoin reward dispute persists/AudioEye lifts full-year adjusted EBITDA floor to $12.7 million/Record profit margins behind stock market rally, FactSet data show/Baltimore sues Kalshi, Polymarket and trading platforms over alleged illegal sports betting/Treasury 10-year yield slips to 4.674% as Wall Street waits on wholesale inflation
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Self-Exiled Chinese Billionaire Guo Sentenced to 30 Years in Crypto Fraud Case

A self-exiled Chinese billionaire identified as Guo was sentenced to 30 years in prison for orchestrating a fraud conspiracy exceeding $1 billion that involved cryptocurrency. Guo had been arrested in 2023. The case marks one of the…

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CryptoAugust 14, 2026

Crypto group backs Custodia in Supreme Court battle over Fed access

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14. The Blockchain Association has filed in support of Custodia Bank at the Supreme Court over Federal Reserve payment system access, arguing the central bank should hold no broad discretion to reject eligible…

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CryptoAugust 14, 2026

Citigroup's Fraser backs Clarity Act passage as stablecoin reward dispute persists

NEW YORK, Aug. 14. Citigroup Chief Executive Jane Fraser said she wants to see crypto legislation passed into law, while she and other industry participants continue pushing for changes to t

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CryptoAugust 13, 2026

Baltimore sues Kalshi, Polymarket and trading platforms over alleged illegal sports betting

BALTIMORE, Aug. 13. Mayor Brandon Scott and the Baltimore City Council filed suit against prediction market operators Kalshi and Polymarket, naming Coinbase, Robinhood and Webull as defenda

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