— DeFi, Roman Storm
What does Roman Storm’s guilty verdict mean for the wider DeFi sector?
DeFi advocates are concerned that the Roman Storm verdict could set a precedent for developers of other protocols.
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— DeFi, Roman Storm
DeFi advocates are concerned that the Roman Storm verdict could set a precedent for developers of other protocols.
“Unsafe head delay” has been blamed for the Coinbase Base downtime, according to its status page. Four components had a major outage today.
Whether boosting "social engineering" scams, or writing crypto-stealing code, AI is helping scammers to relieve users of their tokens.
Justin Sun has taken his long-awaited trip to space, four years after he bid millions for a seat on Blue Origin's first manned mission.
Wild rumors of a crypto ban in China started on Telegram and reached millions via Elon Musk’s X account. Thing is, it was fake news.
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CoinDCX developer Rahul Agarwal used his work laptop to carry out side gigs for private parties "without being aware of their credentials.”
In what's being called an “economic attack," Qubic is offering higher rates, paid in its own token, to XMR miners willing to join its pool.
John Woeltz and William Duplessie allegedly kidnapped an anonymous BTC trader in New York and threatened to set him on fire.