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2026-02-25
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Meta integrates Stripe stablecoin into Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, bringing a new revolution to creator payments.

On February 25, it was reported that Meta Platforms Inc. plans to integrate stablecoin payment functionality through Stripe Bridge in the second half of 2026, providing revenue payment solutions for creators. According to CoinDesk, the plan aims to leverage the new regulatory environment in the United States, reduce cross-border settlement costs, and accelerate small-value transfers. The news indicates that Meta has issued a proposal request to third-party infrastructure companies, with Stripe considered a potential partner. Stripe CEO Patrick Collison will join Meta's board of directors in April 2025 to strengthen the collaboration between the two companies. Meta previously launched the Libra project (later renamed Diem) in 2019, which was terminated due to regulatory pressures. This integration plan does not involve issuing its own stablecoin but instead promotes it as a distribution channel.
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The core figure of the LIBRA scam is the second-largest investor in Pump.fun's private round, profiting approximately $15 million.

Bubblemaps reports that Hayden Davis, a suspect in the LIBRA token scam, is the second-largest investor in Pump.fun's private round, investing 50 million USDC and selling for profit on the first day of listing. The address is clearly linked to Hayden Davis's on-chain transactions, and it is currently unclear whether Pump.fun's official team is aware.
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American law firm Burwick Law is preparing to file a lawsuit against Believe and its founder Ben Pasternak, with a registration website open to the community.

BlockBeats News, December 25th, a well-known U.S. law firm Burwick Law announced that they are preparing to file a lawsuit against Believe and its founder Ben Pasternak, with a registration website open to affected communities. In October this year, Believe's ecosystem token LAUNCHCOIN announced that it had completed an upgrade to the BELIEVE token. As of press time, the BELIEVE token has fallen from a peak of $120 million to $10.15 million, with a daily trading volume of only $19,540. Burwick Law has previously initiated multiple lawsuits in the crypto space, including against LIBRA, M3M3, and
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Argentina Congress Report: President Milei's involvement in the Libra Token case may constitute misconduct.

The Argentine House of Representatives investigation committee released a report accusing President Milei of providing key collaboration for the Libra project, resulting in a loss of $107 million. The report associates KIP Protocol, suggesting that the government is evading regulation. Milei denies the accusations and is currently undergoing a judicial investigation with the founder of Libra.
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Legendary trader LeBron spent 102 SOL to purchase 2.9 million GHOST.

According to a report by Jinse Finance, monitoring by Lookonchain shows that legendary trader LeBron spent 102 SOL (worth $18,300) to purchase 2.9 million GHOST Tokens. Previously, "LeBron" made a profit of 8.9 million dollars through the MELANIA Token, 4.56 million dollars through the LIBRA Token, 3.2 million dollars through the TRUMP Token, and 1 million dollars through the HARRYBOLZ Token.
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Mrs. Trump has been embroiled in a Pump and Dump fraud lawsuit due to endorsing the Meme coin MELANIA.

Odaily News A meme coin named MELANIA has attracted attention for claiming to be “official” and receiving publicity from Melania Trump, the First Lady of the United States. The coin was launched in January this year, around the time of President Donald Trump's inauguration. In April, multiple crypto traders filed a class-action lawsuit, accusing several meme coin projects, including M3M3, LIBRA, ENRON, and TRUST, of perpetrating a “Pump and Dump” fraud by manipulating token issuance for personal gain, resulting in losses for investors. On Tuesday, the plaintiffs updated the lawsuit documents to also include MELANIA as a suspected project. The lawsuit does not accuse Melania herself of participating in the fraud but claims that she inadvertently endorsed the project, serving as a “figurehead.” The plaintiffs emphasized that if the First Lady's team were aware of any illegal activities related to the project, they would immediately retract any authorization. The White House and the defendants.
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