One-third of crypto TikToks are misleading, study suggests
Nearly half of all 'Cryptok' creators were trying to promote their own products and trading groups alongside misleading crypto content.
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Nearly half of all 'Cryptok' creators were trying to promote their own products and trading groups alongside misleading crypto content.
Tether is no longer required to submit attestations but does this mean that all transparency around the leading stablecoin will be lost?
— Bitcoin
An anonymous entity has been using 812 IP addresses to ask Bitcoin nodes what software they’re using -- but it's not clear why.
Instead of addressing banking fears and setting up new rules and regulations, senators were simply looking for good soundbites.
The court order order stipulates that Davies and Zhu must hand over all documentation relevant to 3AC's bankruptcy by April 14.
Samuel Armes was questioned by the House select committee for his alleged connections to the Proud Boys and the January 6 insurrection.
— Blur, Bored Apes
Traders have been buying and selling large numbers of NFTs on the Blur exchange simply to collect the tokens awarded against their activity.
— Crypto, Justin Sun
Sun’s problems have snowballed since the collapse of FTX and the unmasking of Sam Bankman-Fried as a giant fraud.
The deal avoids a lengthy legal battle with Modulo and gets around the fact that SBF won't be available due to ongoing criminal proceedings.
Since late December, Coinbase insiders have sold more than 500K shares for just over $26 million while only 57K shares have been bought.