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European markets closed 2% lower, marking the worst daily decline since August, driven by a 4.06% drop in mining stocks as metal prices fell. The U.K. unemployment rate rose to 4.3%, while AstraZeneca raised its full-year sales outlook after strong third-quarter results. German inflation increased to 2% year-on-year in October, influenced by rising food and service costs.
read moreTelegram Founder Defends Privacy Amid Arrest and Legal Scrutiny
Telegram founder Pavel Durov stated that the messaging platform was designed to protect users from corrupt governments, despite recent concerns over privacy policy changes. Following his arrest in France on charges related to content moderation, Durov emphasized that Telegram remains committed to user privacy and compliance with local laws without compromising its core values. The platform has cooperated with legal requests globally, including over 200 in Brazil and nearly 7,000 in India this year.
read moreEthereum Price Prediction and the Rise of Raboo Meme Coin
Ethereum’s price prediction is optimistic, with estimates suggesting it could reach $2,600 soon, potentially surpassing all-time highs by February. While this may not significantly affect ERC20 tokens due to their independent market forces, it could influence gas fees.Raboo ($RABT), a new AI-backed meme coin, aims to capitalize on the meme culture, boasting unique features like deflationary mechanics and a focus on high-quality content. Currently in presale, Raboo has raised over $2.4 million, with analysts predicting a potential 100x return upon market launch.
read moreTelegram CEO Arrest Sparks Debate on User Privacy and Security Concerns
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was arrested in France on multiple charges, including facilitating drug trafficking and organized fraud. Privacy advocates have criticized Telegram’s security measures, arguing that it does not provide meaningful privacy or end-to-end encryption, despite the company’s claims of compliance with EU laws. Durov has been released on a €5 million bond but is prohibited from leaving France while awaiting trial.
read moreArrest Warrants Issued for Telegram CEO and Brother by French Authorities
Arrest warrants for Telegram CEO Pavel Durov and co-founder Nikolai Durov were issued by French authorities in March 2024, earlier than previously thought. This follows reports of Durov’s phone being hacked by spies from France and the UAE in 2017, amid concerns over Telegram’s use for recruitment and planning attacks. Durov was detained at Le Bourget airport on August 24 after arriving from Azerbaijan.
read moreToncoin Plummets 20 Percent After Pavel Durov’s Arrest in France
Telegram founder Pavel Durov was arrested at Le Bourget airport amid allegations of insufficient content moderation and non-cooperation with French authorities, potentially facing severe charges including terrorism and money laundering. Following the news, Toncoin (TON) plummeted 20%, dropping from $7 to $5.6, with its market cap shrinking from $17.1 billion to approximately $14 billion. Telegram has defended Durov, asserting compliance with EU laws and emphasizing that the platform is not responsible for user abuses.
read morePavel Durov Arrested in France Amid Allegations Against Telegram Users
Pavel Durov, founder and CEO of Telegram, was arrested in France after arriving from Azerbaijan, facing allegations related to illegal conduct by Telegram users. In response, Telegram stated Durov has “nothing to hide” and emphasized its compliance with EU laws, while the price of Toncoin (TON) dropped significantly following the news. The detention may last up to 96 hours, with potential outcomes including release, charges, or further custody.
read morePavel Durov Arrested in France Amid Investigation into Telegram Operations
Pavel Durov, CEO of Telegram, was arrested by French police upon his arrival from Azerbaijan, linked to a preliminary investigation into the platform for alleged violations including fraud and drug trafficking. Despite the legal challenges, the TON blockchain system remains operational, though the TON token saw a significant drop of 15% following the news. Support for Durov has emerged from figures like Elon Musk and Vitalik Buterin, who expressed concerns about the implications for free speech and privacy.
read moreTelegram CEO Pavel Durov Arrest Sparks Outcry from Crypto Community
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was arrested in France after arriving from Azerbaijan, facing charges related to alleged illegal activities on the platform. In response, developers of popular Telegram-based games like Hamster Kombat and Notcoin protested his arrest, emphasizing the importance of privacy and freedom of speech. The incident has sparked widespread backlash, with notable figures, including Elon Musk and Edward Snowden, condemning the actions of French authorities.
read moreTelegram Founder Pavel Durov Arrested in France Over Alleged Violations
Telegram founder Pavel Durov was arrested by French authorities at Le Bourget airport following a search warrant related to alleged violations of the messaging platform, including fraud and drug trafficking. The investigation, led by France’s L’Office Mineurs, is focused on Telegram’s content moderation practices, with Durov potentially facing up to 20 years in prison. Prominent figures, including Elon Musk and Vitalik Buterin, have expressed concern over the implications for free speech and privacy in Europe.
read moreToncoin and Notcoin Plummet Following Arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov
Toncoin plummeted 18% to below $5.53 following the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov at Le Bourget Airport in France, with Notcoin also dropping 21%. Durov’s detention, linked to allegations of Telegram’s insufficient moderation facilitating criminal activities, caused TON’s market cap to fall from $17.1 billion to around $14 billion.
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