David Sacks-backed Michelle Tandler shutters another business
In a poll, Twitter users voted that Tandler's next move should be to get a job. Instead, she's planning on launching a podcast.
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In a poll, Twitter users voted that Tandler's next move should be to get a job. Instead, she's planning on launching a podcast.
The NYT's anti-Bitcoin-mining article has presented its critics with an open goal to demand it cease its wasteful printing of newspapers.
Luno says the move is part of a “regular evaluation” of its global strategy and has advised users to withdraw tokens and funds by June 19.
The DoJ claims that ChipMixer was used by the Russian military, North Korean hackers, and a recently-collapsed crypto exchange.
— Bored Apes, Crypto
Frank Caldwell says someone took his money and “flushed it down the drain.” Now he needs to offload Bored Apes to cover a BendDAO loan.
According to El Faro, it has endured physical surveillance and threats, spyware attacks, harassment, and defamation from public officials.
Since Srinivasan made his bet, Bitcoin has rallied 11%. To win the wager, the currency would need to rocket by 3,200% in the next two months.
According to Binance, users will be able to get their hands on funds from April 19 but transactions could take several weeks to process.
Twitter could be dragged into the class action lawsuit that alleges dogecoin is an Elon Musk-controlled Ponzi scheme.
— Crypto, Justin Sun
Since losing his ambassadorship to the WTO Justin Sun has made some odd decisions, including the launch of a so-called 'SEC-focused token.'