President Trump extends Iran ceasefire and New York calls prediction markets illegal gambling.

President Trump extended the Iran ceasefire indefinitely sending Bitcoin past $78,000 and S&P 500 futures higher.

Trump blamed a previous negotiation collapse on what he called a seriously

fractured leadership structure in Tehran. He said the U.S. would hold off on fresh attacks

while keeping its straight of Wormuz blockade in place. Justin's son is suing World Liberty

Financial. The Trump family-backed crypto project over alleged freezing of his $45 million

investment. The lawsuit claims World Liberty

secretly modified its smart contract in August 2025 to add a blacklisting function,

locking Sun's token without a governance vote. Sun says the freeze was designed to pressure him

into minting $200 million worth of the company's USD1 stable coin on Tron. In New York, AG, Letitia James sued Coinbase and Gemini calling their prediction market

offerings illegal gambling operations.

The suit describes users as betters, each contract as a bet, and flags that both platforms

allow users as young as 18 to access mobile gambling.

New York joined several other states taking aim at

prediction markets, though the CFTC has already sued three states to block similar charges.

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