One year on, ‘crypto killer’ FedNow still hasn’t killed crypto
FedNow, a 24/7 payments platform that outcompetes most blockchains, has nonetheless failed to impact the value of most crypto assets.
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Bitcoin dump and $2B dilution crash MicroStrategy 30%
MicroStrategy shed $7.4B of its value over the weekend as investors responded to Japanese markets, share dilution, and a BTC decline.
— DeFi, Jump Crypto
Jump Crypto liquidates DeFi positions as financial woes stack up
Blockchain researchers are following evidence that suggests Jump liquidated DeFi positions and is sending proceeds to centralized exchanges.
What happened to Jack Mallers and Strike?
Jack Mallers promised many things that never came true, earning him exposure for his Bitcoin app Strike. Lately, though, he’s gone quiet.
News that never happened: Governments buying bitcoin reserves
Mistaken Bitcoiners believe that multiple countries have been buying bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. Donald Trump played into it.
How to submit a Terra Luna or Anchor loss claim
The SEC has published an official notice for victims of Terra, Luna, Anchor, and Mirror to start their formal loss claim process.
No, Russia did not just lift its ban on domestic crypto use
Russia’s lower house passed a bill that allows certain businesses to use crypto assets. Social media got slightly too excited about the news.
Bitcoin Lightning dev tried to outsmart Secret Service at Trump speech
Jordi Montes got a visit from the Secret Service after he stashed a lighter and entered Donald Trump's speaking venue through the wrong door.
Bitfinex hacker Razzlekhan was job hunting at Bitcoin 2024
Razzlekhan, who conspired to launder tens of thousands of bitcoin, told attendees she was searching for work as a crypto consultant.
Arkham ‘deanonymizes blockchains,’ obscures its own ARKM token sales
Skeptics interpreted Arkham Intelligence’s plan to use Coinbase Custody for employees’ ARKM token sales as a move away from transparency.