A new class action lawsuit accuses US banking giant Wells Fargo of wrongfully charging undisclosed fees to potential clients for more than a decade and then attempting to cover it up.

In a complaint led by Californian homeowner Lance Baird, Wells Fargo is alleged to have engaged in a deliberate effort to short-change borrowers and obscure the harm, reports Credit and Collection News.

The suit alleges Wells Fargo improperly charged mortgage applicants and later sent vague letters about the error, offering partial compensation.

Although the bank acknowledged the issue, Baird says the letters left victims in the dark by failing to explain how the errors happened, when the issue occurred and how exactly much money the bank erroneously charged.

“This lack of transparency, Baird claims, leaves consumers unable to verify the actual damages they may have suffered.”

The suit is on behalf of everyone in California who received a letter from the bank on the issue.

Plaintiffs are seeking compensatory damages, punitive damages, statutory damages, statutory penalties, costs of suit, attorneys’ fees, pre-and post-judgment interest and a jury trial.

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Unsuccessful short-selling has reportedly put billionaire Carl Icahn’s private hedge fund into a six-year-long red streak.

Icahn’s private hedge fund, which accepts no outside capital, is down 8.8% on the year already, Institutional Investor reports.

In a filing, the company said that “market hedges” were mostly to blame for the losses, which overshadowed gains in otherwise viable long positions.

“The negative performance of our investment segment’s short positions was driven primarily by net losses from broad market hedges of $147 million and net losses in the energy sector of $81 million.”

Icahn’s investment portfolio is a component of Icahn Enterprises (IEP), which is made up of six other segments, including energy, automotive, food packaging, real estate, home fashion and pharma.

As of Friday’s close, shares of Icahn Enterprises were trading at $9.27, down over 83% since April 2023, and 93% down from its all-time high of $149, last seen in 2013.

Icahn Enterprises accelerated its decline in May of 2023 when short seller firm Hindenburg Research came out with a report alleging that IEP was highly levered by debt, which may have to be refinanced at higher rates. Hindenburg also alleges that IEP is issuing new units to pay dividends, instead of taking funds from profits or operational cash flow.

Following the report from Hindenburg, IEP cut its dividends in half.

In April of this year, Icahn and his affiliates redeemed $208 million from his personal interest in the hedge fund, as per regulatory filings.

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An analyst who accurately called Bitcoin’s (BTC) parabolic rally this cycle believes that it’s time for altcoins to take center stage.

In a new video update, trader Kevin Svenson tells his 83,800 followers on the social media platform X that he’s keeping an eye on the altcoin index, the OTHERS chart, which tracks the total market cap of crypto excluding the top 10 digital assets and stablecoins.

Svenson says that OTHERS looks primed for a major upside burst now that Ethereum (ETH) has broken out and is trading above the key psychological level of $4,000.

“I think altcoins are going to see some major, major moves. I think money is going to flow into the altcoins rapidly once Ethereum breaks out and people realize Ethereum’s not dead – in fact, it’s a sleeping giant.

Ethereum still has more than half of the total value locked in DeFi (decentralized finance) and is going to be the main infrastructure for stablecoins. In theory, stablecoins are the biggest crypto narrative ever, besides Bitcoin, and Ethereum is right at the center of that narrative.

In my opinion, Ethereum is tremendously undervalued. The low-cap coins, I think, are going to follow suit once Ethereum breaks out. I’m looking for a run for OTHERS low-cap altcoin index, a run towards $550 billion, and if things go really well, we might be looking at something like $1 trillion by the end of the cycle.”

At time of writing, OTHERS is trading at $304.9 billion.

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Altcoins Set To Ignite ‘Major, Major’ Moves After Ethereum Breakout, Predicts Analyst Kevin Svenson – Here’s His Outlook

The Chinese equity market has made a roaring comeback since 2021, closing in on a market capitalization of 100 trillion yuan ($13.9 trillion), according to Bloomberg.

The total Shanghai/Shenzhen market cap has breached an all-time high, trading at 95.98 trillion yuan or $13.36 trillion as of August 7th.

Bloomberg reports the surge is largely due to strong flows into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) from retail investors as well as China’s “national team” – government-affiliated investors that aim to prop up the stock market.

One of the main players of the national team is Central Huijin Investment Ltd., a unit of the China Investment Corporation, which was founded in 2007 with $200 billion in assets and is now managing $1.3 trillion.

China’s national team primarily focuses on gaining exposure to ETFs rather than individual securities.

As China looks to put more capital into its own domestic stock market, it’s also rapidly accumulating gold, and some analysts believe it is downplaying how much of the yellow metal it’s buying for efficiency’s sake.

Says Stefan Gleason, president and chief executive at Money Metals,

“Given how much gold it’s buying, it’s quite sensible for China to limit public disclosures where possible… After all, it’s not in the interest of any bona-fide buyer to take actions that make its purchases more expensive than they need to be.”

And as part of its capital shift, China appears to be offloading US Treasuries, recently falling out of the top three foreign holders of Treasuries after a multi-month T-Bill sell-off.

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An exchange-traded fund (ETF) analyst says that some of the world’s most prestigious universities are now embracing crypto.

In a series of posts on the social media platform X, Bloomberg senior analyst Eric Balchunas says the endowments of Ivy League schools Harvard University and Brown University have invested in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) ETF.

The fund tracks the performance of Bitcoin (BTC), the leading crypto asset by market cap.

Balchunas notes that Brown University owns $14.05 million worth of IBIT shares while Harvard University holds stakes worth $126.04 million, making it one of the largest holders of the Bitcoin ETF.

Says Balchunas,

“Harvard and Brown have bought IBIT. Harvard is pretty sizable too, the 29th biggest holder out 1,300 holders. In my opinion, rndowments are the hardest institution to hook, they rarely bite on ETFs.

To be sure, this is sizable from an ETF perspective but microscopic from Harvard’s perspective. And plus we don’t know if they [are] doing some larger trade or arb with it.”

IBIT is one of the leading spot Bitcoin ETFs with a 10-day average trading volume of $22.86 million, according to the crypto data aggregator Coinglass. The exchange-traded fund currently has $86.33 billion in assets under management (AUM) and 1.30 billion shares outstanding.

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JPMorgan remains bullish on U.S. stocks even as some observers warn that the economy is beginning to pay the price for President Donald Trump's tariffs.

The investment banking giant forecasts that the S&P 500, Wall Street's benchmark index, will yield a "high single-digit return over the next 12 months," driven by three key factors.

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One of the main reasons for optimism is that markets don't care about signs of an economic slowdown. Instead, traders are focused on resilient corporate earnings and the subsequent economic recovery.

Since President Trump fired the first tariff salvo on April 2, economists have downgraded full-year U.S. growth forecasts from 2.3% to 1.5%. Still, the S&P 500 has gained over 28% in the four months. The index has held steady despite recent economic data revealing softness in the labour market and consumption, as well as stickiness in manufacturing and service sector inflation.

While the macro analysts' warning is concerning and likely playing out in the background, corporate earnings in the U.S. are ignoring the slowdown risks, at least in the short term, making it the second catalyst for JPMorgan's bullish thesis.

Over 80% of S&P 500 companies have recently reported their Q2 earnings, with 82% surpassing earnings expectations and 79% beating revenue forecasts—the strongest performance since the second quarter of 2021.

The winners and losers

According to JPMorgan, while Wall Street analysts initially projected earnings growth below 5%, the index is now on pace for an impressive 11% growth rate. This robust showing supports the ongoing bullish trend in the stock market.

"The full-year earnings expectations for both this year and next have already started to turn higher," analysts at JPMorgan's wealth management said in a market note on Friday, adding that the market is increasingly differentiating between the winners and losers of the Trump trade war.

Additionally, the market is now figuring out and pricing in which companies are getting hit most by U.S. tariffs. So far, it looks like mega corporations will be just fine. This could bolster the case for further positive sentiment in the markets.

JPMorgan analysts explained that consumer-facing and smaller companies with restrained bargaining power against their trading partners and rigid supply chains are facing a stagnant earnings outlook.

This ties to JPMorgan's last catalyst: Trump's tariff bark is proving worse than its bite for large firms, which are managing to secure exemptions and even turn the tariff policies, aimed at sparking a manufacturing boom, into a tailwind.

"The latest example is President Donald Trump’s suggestion that imported semiconductors would be taxed at a 100% rate unless the companies commit to relocating production to the United States. Another sign? Apple products are exempted from the latest tariff rates on Indian goods. Indeed, the company also announced an additional $100 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing facilities. The stock gained almost 9% this week. Tariffs are not happening in a vacuum," analysts explained.

Big firms gain an additional advantage from the One Big Beautiful Act (OBBA) , under which firms can claim 100% bonus depreciation for purchases of qualified business property and immediate expense of domestic research and development costs. According to some analysts, the depreciation policy could increase free cash flow for some by over 30%, which could incentivize more investment.

The bank added that its investment strategy remains focused on large-cap equities, particularly in the technology, financials, and utilities sectors, which it believes are best positioned to navigate this new economic environment.

The crypto angle

JPMorgan's positive outlook for stocks could bode well for cryptocurrencies, as both tend to move in tandem. The digital assets market has plenty going on for itself, with the Trump administration appointing pro-crypto officials to key regulatory positions.

Recently, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ruled that liquid staking, under certain conditions, falls outside the purview of Securities Law. The ruling has raised hopes for staking spot ether ETFs winning regulatory approval.

Ether has rallied over 13% to over $4,200, reaching levels last seen in 2021. Prices surged nearly 50% last month, CoinDesk data show.

Here Are 3 Bullish Reasons Why JPMorgan Sees S&P 500 Rallying Much Higher

Banking titan JPMorgan Chase remains unfazed by signs of labor market softness, saying the US economy continues to move steadily ahead.

In late July, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) slashed its job growth estimates, revising June’s figure from 147,000 to 14,000 and July’s from 144,000 to 19,000 – a combined two-month drop of 258,000 jobs.

In a new CNBC Television interview, David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, thinks that the jobs report is clouding what is otherwise a picture of a healthy economy.

“The jobs numbers is just one report… It may be overstates the weakness in the economy. If you look at light vehicle sales in July, 16.4 million units. There’s nothing wrong with that. It looks like domestic airline travel is stabilizing. So what we’ve got here is we’ve got a tortoise of an economy. It’s a relatively healthy tortoise; it’s moving forward.

We’re going to have somewhat higher inflation. So it looks to me like the economy is doing okay, and the big thing that has changed in the last few days is that the probability of the Fed cutting in September has gone up.

So it looks like we may get our interest rate cut cake and still be able to eat a fairly healthy economic backdrop.”

Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley believes the equity bull market is intact despite a pullback earlier this month.

In an interview, Morgan Stanley private wealth advisor Sherry Paul believes that the stock market has more upside potential as countries focus more on domestic production and self-reliance. She also sees growth in the health and biotech sectors, while noting that certain industries will benefit from looser government regulations.

“I think the next leg of this bull market is going to come from a broadening out just beyond the AI (artificial intelligence) story into three other thematics that are emerging and those are going to center on AI, deglobalization, longevity and deregulation.

What’s unique about this setup is all four of those are interacting and communicating, and accelerating in the same time zone. So we should see an opportunity for investors that have missed this first leg that’s been AI-driven come into the market. There’s still room to grow.”

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A trader who bet against the second-largest digital asset by market cap was liquidated as Ethereum (ETH) shot past the $4,200 price tag.

In a new thread on the social media platform X, the crypto analytics firm Lookonchain notes that with the top altcoin breaking the $4,200 barrier, one trader was hit by a series of liquidations after missing the mark on short Ethereum positions, leaving them with millions of dollars in losses.

A short position in trading is when someone bets that the price of an asset will go down to profit from the decline.

Lookonchain details how trader 0xcB92 shorted ETH and went from at one point being able to withdraw millions of dollars in profits to being deep in the red.

“Trader 0xcB92 is no longer smart. Once again, he didn’t take profits when he was up $4.25 million – and is now on the edge of liquidation.

Liq. price: $3,724.15. He’s wiped out all the gains from his first three trades… and is now $2.34 million in the red on principal…

Trader 0xcB92 sold another 1,451 ETH for 5.53 million USDC over the past 18 hours – then deposited the 5.53 million USDC into Hyperliquid to avoid liquidation. New liquidation price: $4,015.86

Total losses so far: $11.62 million.”

Things went from bad to worse for the trader as they eventually ended up becoming fully liquidated.

“After ETH broke above $4,200, trader 0xcB92 was fully liquidated, with total losses exceeding $15.85 million.”

The market intelligence platform highlights another deep-pocketed investor who blundered trading ETH, dumping their stash after panic selling the token during a bottom, only to rebuy at a higher price later.

“About a week ago, whale 0x3c9E panic sold 38,582 ETH ($136.89 million) at $3,548 amid the drop. Today, as ETH rebounds, they bought back 1,800 ETH ($7.22 million) at a much higher price of $4,010.”

Ethereum is trading for $4,260 at time of writing, a 6.4% increase on the day.

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Trader Liquidated for $15,850,000 As Ethereum (ETH) Skyrockets Past $4,200 Level: Lookonchain

Tens of thousands of Americans are now at risk of identity theft and fraud after a financial services firm suffered a major cybersecurity incident.

In a new filing with the Office of the Maine Attorney General, the Connecticut-based Connex Credit Union says 172,000 people are impacted by a massive data breach.

Connex says its systems flashed signs of suspicious activity in early June, leading to an investigation that revealed an unauthorized entity had accessed the firm’s database. The credit union notes that the hacker may have stolen files that may contain customer names, account numbers, debit card records, Social Security numbers and other government ID details used to open an account.

“Connex experienced unusual activity in its cyber environment on June 3, 2025, and immediately started an investigation using independent experts to assist. The investigation revealed that certain files may have been accessed or downloaded without authorization between June 2 and 3, 2025. Connex thereafter worked to identify the individuals whose information was potentially involved in the incident. On July 27, 2025, Connex identified certain individuals whose personal information may have been involved in the incident.”

Connex is a financial services firm holding more $1 billion in assets, offering high-yield checking, consumer loans, online and mobile banking and ATMs.

The credit union says it immediately sent letters of notification to affected members. Connex also highlights that it has no reason to believe the incident involved unauthorized access to customer accounts or funds.

For now, Connex is offering affected customers 12 months of free credit and identity protection services through Cyberscout.

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Unknown entities are reportedly accumulating billions of dollars worth of the second-largest digital asset by market cap via crypto exchange platforms.

In a post on the social media platform X, Wu Blockchain reports that Chinese on-chain analyst EmberCN says unknown deep-pocketed investors have gobbled up billions of dollars worth of Ethereum (ETH) from crypto exchanges in about a month, contributing to its recent price hike.

“According to EmberCN, since July 10, over 1.035 million ETH ($4.167 billion) have been accumulated by unknown whales or institutions via exchanges and institutional platforms.

During the same period, ETH rose 45% from $2,600 to $4,000, with most of the holdings likely belonging to institutions or U.S.-listed firms holding ETH reserves (excluding the known SBET address). The average purchase price was about $3,546.”

Though no data is available on which firms bought the ETH, EmberCN reveals the Ether bought during that time frame was purchased en masse over Kraken, Binance, Coinbase, BitGo, Falcon X and Galaxy Digital.

Recently, widely followed crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen told investors to expect Ethereum to rise to a new all-time high by December and possibly reach a market cycle top by January.

Meanwhile, Fundstrat’s Tom Lee said last week that Ethereum has the potential to become “one of the biggest macro trades of the decade,” predicting that it will end the year with a price tag of between $7,000 and $15,000.

Ethereum is trading for $4,260 at time of writing, a 6.4% increase during the last 24 hours.

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Unknown Whales Abruptly Accumulate $4,167,000,000 in Ethereum via Exchanges: Report

Bank of America repeatedly refused to reimburse a customer after hackers cracked his account and drained $70,000, according to a new report.

74-Year-Old Henry Waleczko says he became locked in a battle for his money – receiving letter after letter denying his claim – after a malicious actor infected his computer.

Waleczko contacted WSB-TV, his local news station in Atlanta, and handed over copies of the denials.

“As a result of our research, we’ve determined that we are unable to honor the claim [of fraud] for the following:

Our investigation found that the transaction in question was completed using a device that is consistent with previous valid account activity…”

Waleczko says the fraudster edited the details of his account, adding themselves as a co-owner before emptying it.

Waleczko relies on rental income after retiring from a decades-long career as a musician and a voice-over artist, and the money was taken just as he was preparing to pay his property taxes.

WSB-TV says BofA abruptly reversed course after hearing from the news station, and the bank issuing a statement on what happened.

“We take account fraud very seriously. After receiving additional information, we were able to determine criminals used malware to compromise our client’s computer and access his account.

We positively resolved the claim and reimbursed the funds that had been stolen.”

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