No, Monero’s privacy didn’t suddenly break in this viral video
Cointelegraph published an article about a supposed privacy vulnerability in Monero transactions. Turns out, nothing new happened.
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— Gary Gensler, SEC
SEC accidentally uploads Gary Gensler’s draft speech
The Gary Gensler draft speech contained at least 44 edits and recommended a "diplomatically helpful" nod to the UK's Bank Of England.
The rise and fall of Friend.tech
Friend.tech relinquished keys to ever upgrade their smart contracts on Base, raising questions about a once-$235 million dollar project.
— Crypto ATM, FCA
UK regulator cracks down on crypto ATM network in London
The FCA charged the man with document forgery alongside the illegal operation of a $3.4 million crypto ATM network.
— Crypto, Polymarket
Did a Polymarket trader rig election odds for a side bet?
Commentators have accused a Polymarket trader of attempting to manipulate the US election market in order to win a bet on a side-market.
US wants access to Binance exec in Nigeria over health concerns, report
The US is reportedly seeking access to Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan due to health concerns stemming from his Nigeria's imprisonment.
Montenegro’s PM likely lied about Do Kwon meeting after Luna buy
Montenegro's prime minister told the president he didn't know Do Kwon on the day of his arrest despite a personal $75K Terra/Luna investment.
Kamala Harris publishes policy statement, fails to mention crypto
Kamala Harris has released her long-awaited list of presidential policy statements. Unfortunately, Harris does not mention crypto at all.
Gunman forces Revelo fund manager to drain investors’ crypto
Nick Drakon has announced his resignation after he was forced at gunpoint to drain his crypto accounts and hand over investor funds.
Crypto’s smoking ‘solution’ will likely create more vape addicts
'Vape-to-earn' project Puffpaw uploads 'puffs' to the Berachain blockchain and issues tokens when users reduce the amount they use it.