Major News Headlines for Today

1. FBI "North Korean Hacker Group Targets U.S Bitcoin Spot ETF"
A statement was made public that North Korea's hacker group is targeting Bitcoin (BTC) spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation(FBI) announced in an official statement on Sept. 5 that the North Korean hacker group is targeting U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs and DeFi companies, where a lot of money is circulated, to steal funds from them.

2. 'Pro-Crypto vs Anti-Crypto' Detton-Warren, Having Debates in October
Republican candidate John Deaton and Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren, who will run in the main election for the Senate in Massachusetts in November, will hold two public debates in October. The two sides released the schedule of public discussions between the two sides in an official statement on Sept. 5. Both lawmakers are currently drawing great attention from the cryptocurrency market due to their opposite stance on cryptocurrency. While candidate John Deaton is a person who delivers key information on the Ripple lawsuit and the crypto market at the forefront of the industry, Warren has proposed the Digital Asset Money Laundering Act, emphasizing that cryptocurrency have been abused in various criminal acts.

3. Telegram CEO's First Statement Since Arrest..."Leaving the Place of Deprivation of Rights"
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov made his first official statement on the Telegram channel on Sept. 5 after his arrest in France last week. "Where our principles do not fit, we are ready to leave," Durov said. "The principle of Telegram is the protection of individual rights, and where it violates it, we will leave."

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