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Self-proclaimed misogynist and suspected human trafficker Andrew Tate has secured a minor win in Romanian court, opening the door for him to recover $10 million in assets — including 21 bitcoin confiscated by authorities last year. On Monday, court documents revealed that the Bucharest Court of Appeals accepted Tate’s request to reassess the seizures, made in January and February 2023. An earlier request was denied. This latest ruling means that the court must make a new decision on the $10 million in assets, which include luxury cars, property, and designer watches. The 21 Bitcoin included in the seized assets belong to both Tate and his brother, Tristan. Together with two Romanian women, the pair are accused of human trafficking, rape, and creating a criminal gang to sexually exploit women. The four vehemently deny the charges. Court to seize 21 bitcoin from Andrew Tate after rape and trafficking indictment Read more: Tucker Carlson mocks SBF during unhinged Andr...

The recent surge in Anthropic’s valuation, following a new funding round, could spell financial recovery for FTX creditors. As artificial intelligence enterprise Anthropic recently securing additional investment, potentially elevating its worth to $30 billion, FTX customers may find reason to be optimistic. This development comes to light due to FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s prior investment in the AI firm. Anthropic has successfully procured additional investment, with reports indicating that Google and undisclosed parties may be involved. Google, an existing investor with approximately a 10% share in the company as of 2022, is rumored to be participating in this fresh funding round.  You might also like: FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s trial day 2: Recap Implications for FTX Creditors Within the FTX creditor community, the prospect of a valuation increase for Anthropic is generating some optimism. The FTX 2.0 Coalition, representing a collection of t...