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UK Court Shifts $5B Bitcoin Fight
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A United Kingdom court has changed the legal route in a fight over 61,000 seized Bitcoin worth about $5 billion—but final ownership is still unresolved. Meanwhile, Bitcoin rebounds from below $81,000, South Korea blocks 27 unregistered exchanges, Sberbank gains crypto-trading approval, Federated Hermes prepares tokenized fund shares, Strive adds 3,311 Bitcoin and Blur closes after a 99.5% volume collapse.
Today’s unusual final story: tokenized SanDisk perpetual futures produced more liquidations than XRP as semiconductor shares and leveraged crypto markets collided.
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