Judge says token holders could be liable for DAO hacks
A California judge has ruled that DAO token holders may be liable for the actions of the DAO as part of a general partnership.
bZx users want refund after hacked DAO promised their crypto was safe
The DAO promised users they didn’t need to worry about anyone stealing their funds — then a developer fell for a dodgy email scam.
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Is Peter Thiel’s inner circle behind the Satoshi Nakamoto pseudonym?—by Protos Staff
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Chinese users appear to bypass Binance KYC thanks to help from Binance—by Protos Staff
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Coinbase execs have sold 9 times more stock than they’ve bought in 2023—by Protos Staff
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Did Justin Sun’s diplomatic immunity get revoked?—by Protos Staff
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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