Bithumb chief bribed to list crypto, prosecutors claim
According to a former Bithumb executive, the exchange has been aggressively listing shady kimchi coins “for a while.”
Court trial of former Bithumb chief ends with potential 8-year sentence
The fraud trial of former Bithumb exec Lee Jung-hoon has come to an end, with prosecutors requesting an eight year sentence on Tuesday.
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What’s up with TrueUSD and the rest of TrustToken’s stablecoins?—by Protos Staff
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Blame the Fed: David Sacks and the VC who cried bank-run—by Protos Staff
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Alameda co-chief Caroline Ellison got 75% less in bonuses than male counterpart—by Protos Staff
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How Raoul Pal’s Real Vision left its audience in the dark—by Protos Staff
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HiveEx, Genesis Block, and SBF’s trading desk network—by Protos Staff
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‘Bitcoin Willy Wonka’ Max Keiser now works for El Salvador gov’t—by Protos Staff
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Winklevii band Mars Junction on hiatus as Gemini bank loss rumors swirl—by Protos Staff
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Gambling with Tether: Ultimate Bet, USDT perps, Tron bets, and the $1 peg—by Protos Staff
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Ordinals enable first-ever Bitcoin sovereign rollup—by Protos Staff