Behind the death case of crypto investor Harry Yeh: - Harry Chun Tak Yeh was a Chinese crypto investor known as Harry Yeh - founder and managing partner of Quantum Fintech Group - entered Bitcoin in 2013 when BTC was trading at $60 - he started his first fund with $250,000 - his investment network claimed to manage over $2.4 billion - he was heavily connected to Fantom, Tomb Finance, Lif3, ZooCoin, L3USD and L3 Reserve August 7, 2026: the fall - at 4:30 am police received a 911 call in Asunción, Paraguay - Harry was found dead outside the luxury Jade Park building - he had reportedly fallen from the 30th floor, 100 meters up - his body was found completely naked on the ground The apartment: - Harry was linked to an apartment on the 30th floor - prosecutors, Criminalistics and Homicide officers went inside - all the doors were open - the entire apartment had been ransacked But no one was inside. His partner: - investigators then went to the 27th floor - Harry's partner, 29-year-old Brazilian Isadora de Proenca Braganholo Carvalho, lived there - she told authorities she did not know what had happened The investigation: - prosecutor María del Carmen Palazón is involved in the case - police said they could not yet determine exactly how Harry fell Police and prosecutors are still investigating what happened before the fall. The case remains under investigation.

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🚨 Two French crypto millionaires in their 20s were kidnapped in London and tortured for 52 hours. They'd reportedly been flaunting their wealth online. A trip to East London to buy weed turned into an ambush by three masked men with a gun and a knife. For two days they were beaten, tied up, and burned with cigarettes. Mutilation and sexual violence were used as threats. The kidnappers wanted $150,000. The victims were forced to send $30,000 in crypto before police caught up. A friend tipped off investigators, who traced a phone left in the getaway car. One suspect was grabbed at an Airbnb. The other three crashed into a lamppost trying to outrun police through London. This is not a one-off. CertiK logged 52 verified crypto wrench attacks in just the first half of 2026: • $124 million in exposure • France alone: 33 of those attacks Home invasions and kidnappings targeting crypto holders are rising. If you're doxxed, you could be next.

🚨 Japan reportedly dumped $96 billion in U.S. Treasury holdings in just three months. That drops their total to the lowest level since April 2025. - Japan: $1.14 trillion held, down $96B in 3 months - China: still trimming its own holdings Two of the biggest foreign holders of U.S. debt are pulling back at the same time. And for China, this isn't a one-off move. It's part of a longer shift away from U.S. debt altogether.

🚨 Japan just fired its biggest currency intervention EVER. ¥8.45 trillion. $53 billion. In one single day. Reportedly the largest single-day intervention in Japan's history. Bigger than the previous record from April 2024. But this isn't even the first time this year. April: $72.5 billion in a month. May: another $35 billion. Now: $53 billion in one day alone. And the yen is still falling. Wide rate gaps with the US aren't helping. Neither is oil above $100 from the Iran war, pushing import costs higher. Every intervention buys a bounce. None of them fix the pressure underneath. Japan holds $1.16 trillion in reserves. At this pace, that's not a war chest. That's a countdown. Tokyo keeps proving it will spend big to defend the yen. The market keeps testing whether that's enough. Not financial advice. Do your own research. #JapanKoreaFXDefense

⚠️ Breaking: Approximately $40 million worth of Bitcoin was stolen after 500 "Coldcard" hardware wallets were compromised. #BTC $BTC

BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 President Trump warns he will destroy Iran's bridges and power plants if Iran refuses to reach a deal with the US. #CXMTDebutShockwave

🌊 A powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake has just struck Japan; emergency warnings have been issued for seven prefectures, including Kumamoto, Nagasaki, Kagoshima, Fukuoka, Saga, Oita, and Miyazaki. There are currently no reports of damage or tsunami warnings. Asian financial markets may react during tomorrow morning's trading session. #CeasefireHitsCrude