According to Gate.io News bot, CoinDesk reports that the TON Foundation has officially announced Maximilian Crown, co-founder of MoonPay, as the new Chief Executive Officer. Before joining the TON Foundation, Crown served as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer at MoonPay, accumulating rich experience in banking, payment, and regulatory cooperation. He will continue to retain his position as a member of the MoonPay board. This appointment comes just a month after the TON Foundation secured a $400 million investment. The funds were provided by venture capital firms that purchased TON tokens, aimed at advancing the global development of the TON blockchain.

CROWN coin has recently shown a stable market performance, although there has been a short-term adjustment, the seven-day rise remains positive. It has a solid liquidity foundation, and mining yields are affected by coin price fluctuations, so investors should assess with caution. The project's market capitalization is approximately 13 million USD, with a market ranking of 853. Investors should consider market trends and choose appropriate wallet solutions to enhance fund security measures.

One of the main suspects in the UK's £60,000 BTC Money Laundering case and the ¥4.3 billion illegal fundraising case of Tianjin Blue Sky Greer, Qian Zhimin (Zhang Yadi), was arrested in April this year. She is charged with two counts of Money Laundering and will be tried at Southwark Crown Court on September 29, 2025. She denies the charges and plans to defend herself.

The first conviction in the UK involving the operation of CryptocurrencyATM: 45-year-old Olumide Osunkoya admitted to illegally operating a CryptocurrencyATM network in the UK, involving transactions of approximately £2.6 million, which may be used for Money Laundering or tax evasion. The FCA has strengthened its crackdown on illegal CryptocurrencyATMs and plans to pass judgment on them.

Odaily Planet Daily News Triple Crown Digital encryption analyst and partner Noelle Acheson said that Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, is expected to make some 'exciting remarks' on Wednesday, hinting at a rate cut in September. This week, market observers expect the Federal Reserve to announce a rate cut in September at the Federal Open Market Committee, and expect other Central Banks such as the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan to make similar statements. (DLNews)