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World Cup Fraud Risks Extend to Crypto
Lloyds Banking Group warned football ticket scams rose 36% during the current Premier League season, with victims losing an average of £215. The bank expects fraud attempts to intensify ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with scammers using fake social media listings, counterfeit QR codes, and unregulated crypto fan tokens to target supporters.
Google Warns AI Is Boosting Cyberattacks
Google’s threat intelligence team said attackers are now using AI for vulnerability research, malware coding and autonomous attack operations.
Bitget Adds OpenAI Pre-IPO Token
Bitget has launched preOPAI on its IPO Prime platform, offering tokenized exposure linked to OpenAI’s future public listing. Issued on Solana through Republic, the product allows participation starting from $100 and introduces tradable pre-IPO exposure aimed at broadening retail access to high-profile AI investments.
Tether Mints $1B USDT on Tron
Tether Treasury issued $1 billion USDT on the Tron network as stablecoin liquidity continues expanding across crypto markets.
Goldman Sees AI Fueling Korea, Taiwan
Goldman Sachs said booming AI chip demand could push Taiwan’s current-account surplus above 20% of GDP and South Korea’s above 10% in 2026. The bank now expects both central banks to raise interest rates later this year as semiconductor exports continue to accelerate despite global energy market disruptions.
Modi Urges India to Cut Fuel Use
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to revive work-from-home practices, reduce fuel consumption, and postpone foreign travel as the Strait of Hormuz crisis pushes up global energy prices. Modi said the measures would help conserve foreign exchange and reduce pressure on India’s economy, which relies heavily on imported oil.
Saylor Says Strategy Will Keep Buying BTC
Michael Saylor said Strategy would replenish any bitcoin it sells with “10 to 20” more BTC, reinforcing the company’s long-term accumulation strategy. The comments came after the firm said it may use portions of its bitcoin holdings to help fund dividends tied to its STRC preferred stock program while continuing to expand its treasury.
Trump Eyes AI Cybersecurity Order
Donald Trump’s administration is preparing an executive order that would expand cybersecurity cooperation between US agencies and AI companies to counter AI-driven cyber threats. The proposal reportedly focuses on voluntary information sharing and infrastructure protection rather than mandatory government approval for advanced AI models.
Bitcoin Pullback Fails to Shake Bulls
Despite slipping under $80,000, Bitcoin options traders continue positioning for a rebound, with downside hedges easing and upside demand building. Recent volatility was linked to profit-taking and futures liquidations after BTC’s sharp rally from April lows, while on-chain metrics still point toward improving market structure.
JPMorgan Makes AI Core Infrastructure
JPMorgan Chase has reclassified its $2 billion annual AI budget as core infrastructure within its $19.8 billion technology spend for 2026. CEO Jamie Dimon said AI deployment has already generated $2 billion in savings, with the bank now running over 500 production AI use cases across fraud detection, compliance, and operations.