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Iran’s most powerful family, with direct ties to the country’s new supreme leader, secretly controls Nobitex — the country’s largest cryptocurrency exchange.

Two brothers from the elite Kharrazi dynasty founded the platform under a different surname. Since 2018, Nobitex has become a vital lifeline for moving tens to hundreds of millions of dollars, including funds linked to the IRGC and Iran’s central bank, bypassing Western sanctions even during the ongoing war.

The exchange, which claims over 11 million users, serves both ordinary Iranians desperate for crypto amid economic collapse and sanctioned state entities. Despite its central role in Iran’s shadow financial system, Nobitex has avoided US sanctions that have hit other major Iranian players.

The revelations come at a critical time as the IRGC tightens its grip on Iran’s economy and security following the war with the US and Israel. The family’s deep connections to all three supreme leaders of the Islamic Republic add another layer of influence to this hidden crypto empire.

Mark Ruffalo Vows to Keep Speaking Up for Palestine Despite Career Risks

Actor Mark Ruffalo has emerged as one of Hollywood’s most outspoken advocates for Palestinian rights. He has repeatedly condemned Israel’s actions in Gaza, describing the situation as “genocide,” “famine,” and “ethnic cleansing.”

Ruffalo has made it clear he is willing to risk his career for the cause, stating he does not care if he loses work as long as he continues to speak out. He has criticised what he calls Israel’s “asymmetrical warfare” and apartheid policies, and has focused heavily on the suffering of civilians and the man-made humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

The actor is a signatory of the “Film Workers for Palestine” pledge and has committed to boycotting Israeli film institutions he believes are complicit. Despite facing backlash and having apologised for some past comments, Ruffalo’s recent stance remains firm and unwavering.

He views speaking up as a moral responsibility and shows no signs of backing down, even as the issue continues to divide Hollywood and the public.

President Trump has reportedly said during a conference that the U.S. may need to “end the ceasefire” with Iran, adding that he is not even sure a deal is necessary. That kind of statement immediately raises the temperature in an already fragile situation.

Recent reports have described the U.S.-Iran standoff as extremely tense, with stalled talks, pressure over the Strait of Hormuz, and fears of renewed military escalation. Other reporting has noted Trump’s shifting Iran deadlines and repeated threats, even after extending the ceasefire.

Now insiders are reportedly warning that a U.S. strike could come as soon as tonight. Whether that warning becomes reality or not, the message is terrifying: diplomacy may be collapsing, war rhetoric is rising, and the region is once again standing at the edge of disaster.

Something extremely dangerous is happening — and the world is watching every move.