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Earlier this month, HBO stirred the internet with its promise to reveal who Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto is in a new documentary, “Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery.”

On October 3, HBO revealed its upcoming documentary “Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery”. According to Politico, HBO claims to have identified the true Satoshi Nakamoto and plans to unveil their findings in the film, which is set to air on October 8.

US federal judge Katherine Failla denied Tornado Cash founder Roman Storm’s bid to dismiss charges against him over $1 billion in money laundering. Thus, the case moves to the trial stage, set for December 2.

Artur Schaback has admitted that between July 2015 and June 2019, under his leadership, the P2P exchange Paxful failed to comply with U.S. regulations on customer identification (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) standards.

A new product named Ether․fi Cash is designed as an alternative to the often complex and costly off-ramp process of converting cryptocurrency to fiat money. The developers hope that this innovation will allow cryptocurrency holders to operate entirely within the blockchain ecosystem.

The U.S. Department of Justice is pushing for a three-year prison sentence and a $50 million fine for the former Binance CEO, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), due to violations of federal sanctions and anti-money laundering laws.

With the upcoming release of HBO’s documentary Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery, debates have erupted online about whom HBO will claim as the real Satoshi Nakamoto. Bets are even being placed on Polymarket.

In the upcoming HBO documentary Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery, premiering on October 8, acclaimed director Cullen Hoback embarks on a deep investigation to uncover the truth behind the creation of Bitcoin (BTC) and the mysterious identity of Satoshi Nakamoto.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) is expected to be released from jail two days earlier than scheduled, following a four-month sentence for failing to enforce anti-money laundering measures on the cryptocurrency platform. CZ served half of his sentence at a halfway house in Long Beach, where he could go to movies and make supervised excursions.

In an interview with DLNews, Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, stated that both Trump and Harris' administrations will continue to print money. Hayes believes this will drive cryptocurrency prices up, although the journey might be volatile.

U.S. authorities have brought charges against three British nationals, the creators of the NFT project Evolved Apes, for conspiracy to commit fraud and money laundering. Investigators claim that Mohamed-Amin Atcha, Mohamed Rilaz Waleedh, and Daood Hassan promised to develop a video game but disappeared just two weeks after the fundraising.

The term "ultrasound money" refers to a currency that resists inflation and maintains its long-term purchasing power.