Pegasus spyware monitored journalists critical of Bukele’s Bitcoin plan
Pegasus spyware was found on 35 journalists' phones from El Faro, one of the only major outlets in El Salvador to criticize its president.
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Here we go again: Kleiman pushes for Wright retrial over Nakamoto Bitcoin
Ira Kleiman doesn't seem satisfied with the court ordering Craig Wright to pay up $100 million, he wants the whole Bitcoin case tried again.
You can now send Bitcoin for free on Cash App, thanks to Lightning
Block's Cash App has rolled out free Bitcoin Lightning Network transactions. The feature is live for most iOS users.
McDonald’s to crypto billionaire: Binance chief enters world’s top 20 richest
How much is Binance chief exec Changpeng Zhao worth? Bloomberg reckons $96 billion, and that's not even counting his actual crypto.
Ethereum wannabes Fantom, Avalanche duke it out over transaction count
Celebrity DeFi devs have helped drive interest in upstart blockchain Fantom, which is now processing more transactions per day than Avalanche.
Dump it: Crypto markets lose $230B since Bogdanoff twins passed away
Twin brothers Igor and Grichka Bogdanoff passed away within days of one another. They were 72 years old and beloved by crypto traders.
Terra starts year as top-two DeFi ecosystem, beating Binance Smart Chain
Terra is now second only to Ethereum in terms of total value locked inside its DeFi ecosystem, with Binance Smart Chain dropping to third.
Don’t celebrate RadioShack’s crypto pivot — it’s just a Tai Lopez scheme
While pandering to the DeFi crowd, self-help goon Tai Lopez is leveraging RadioShack's brand as a smokescreen to sell substandard crypto.
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Bullish Bitcoin events that helped push it to record highs this year
It would be easy to argue that 2021 was Bitcoin's best year ever. Here's the most bullish events that helped it reach new all-time highs.
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Tether timeline: The complete history of crypto’s most stubborn stablecoin
This is Tether's timeline in full, starting in 1996 when its now chief financial officer was caught selling fake Microsoft software licenses.