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Crypto Violence Sparks Insurance Rush, NYPD Kidnapping Connection, SEC Hits Pause on Staking ETFs | June 2, 2025
06/02/2025
Crypto Violence Sparks Insurance Rush, NYPD Kidnapping Connection, SEC Hits Pause on Staking ETFs | June 2, 2025
Why insurance companies are racing to offer kidnap and ransom coverage for high-net-worth investors (1:01), and how one alleged abduction case has rocked the NYPD (2:30). Plus, the SEC throws a wrench into the plans of two staking-linked ETFs (4:08), and South Korea completes its first legal Ethereum sale under new national rules (5:43). This is your essential update on the forces shaping what’s next in money. More on stories and articles mentioned or referenced in this episode: Insurance Companies Look to Cash in on Crypto-Kidnapping Fears. Kevin Collier and David Ingram. NBC News. NYPD Probing Whether Detectives Were Inside Townhouse During Alleged Crypto Torture. Marc Santia, Melissa Russo, Jonathan Dienst, and Jake Offenhartz. Associated Press and NBC New York. SEC Flags Concerns on Crypto ETFs Offering Staking Rewards. Loukia Gyftopoulou, Isabelle Lee, and Nicola M. White. Bloomberg. World Vision Becomes First Korean Entity to Trade Crypto. Jin-Seong Kim. Edited by Sookyung Seo. Korea Economic Daily. The music in this episode was composed by Liborio Conti, and you can find more of his fantastic work at his YouTube page:
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