— Crypto, Justin Sun
Justin Sun’s stablecoins are struggling… again
Justin Sun-linked stablecoins, including TUSD, have been struggling amid rumors that Prime Trust had paused minting and redemptions.
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Gary Gensler hasn’t always believed everything but bitcoin is a security
In a video filmed in 2018, Gensler claims that neither Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, or Bitcoin Cash should be regarded as securities.
Latest round of DeFi exploits display its wide range of vulnerabilities
Threats against DeFi protocols can come from all sides and include hackers, governance attacks, and potentially vulnerable third-party code.
Winklevii warn Dems that young voters “won’t forget” war on crypto
The Winklevoss twins claim young voters won't forget the "destruction" Senator Elizabeth Warren and SEC chief Gary Gensler have caused.
Crypto sponsor misses out on Champions League final due to failed payment
Inter Milan were set to play the Champions League final without a sponsor after DigitalBits missed millions of dollars in payments.
Twitter hackers target high-profile accounts with phishing scam
More than 115 ether have been stolen by the group through phishing scams that give authorization to access users' online MetaMask wallets.
Justin Sun and Huobi play shell game with ownership
Justin Sun no longer does business as a Chinese citizen but he has been establishing firms in Hong Kong with his St. Kitts and Nevis identity.
New crypto traders need ‘cooling-off’ period rules UK watchdog
Under new rules from the FCA, crypto firms will also be required to warn traders that they won't be protected "if something goes wrong."
Coinbase trader makes $25M on options bets day before SEC suit
The trader placed $100K in options bets against Coinbase on Monday morning. The company's share price dropped nearly 19% just 24 hours later.
Binance lawsuit adds another 10 cryptos to SEC securities list
The total number of cryptos the SEC classes as securities now totals 61. It added 16 when it charged Terraform Labs with fraud in February.