— COPA, Craig Wright
Craig Wright’s former lawyers say emails submitted to court ‘not genuine’
Attorneys previously working for Craig Wright sounded the alarm over emails found by Wright’s wife and introduced as evidence last week.
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— Hack, Tornado Cash
Tornado Cash funds ‘at risk’ after hacker injects malicious code
Malicious javascript code was reportedly introduced to Tornado Cash by a community contributor in a governance proposal two months ago.
Bitcoin maxi Greg Foss apologizes for bipolar tirade against Ordinals community
Foss screamed at Udi Wertheimer and Eric Wall for wearing Taproot Wizards costumes and dancing on stage at the Bitcoin 2023 conference.
Crypto exchange BitForex shuts down withdrawals and disappears
Hong Kong-headquartered BitForex has stopped withdrawals after it saw outflows of over $56 million late last week.
Single Chinese ‘pig-butchering’ operation made $100M in USDT, report
The Myanmar-based compound that houses the USDT-powered pig-butchering scam is "likely home to thousands of trafficked workers."
COPA v. Craig Wright trial analyzes newly published Satoshi emails
As the COPA v. Craig Wright trial again focused on hundreds of Satoshi's never-before-seen emails, Wright returned to the stand.
LockBit countdown disappoints viewers with vague hints and a cartoon cat
The LockBit countdown revealed that police are communicating with its kingpin, that they know who they are, and that he drives a Mercedes.
Axie co-founder hacked for $10M two years after $625M Ronin attack
Axie Infinity co-founder Jihoz has reportedly been hacked for $9.7 million from two ‘compromised’ personal wallets.
Craig Wright trial reveals never-before-seen emails from Satoshi Nakamoto
The second week of COPA v. Craig Wright saw witnesses Mike Hearn, Howard Hinnant, and Zooko Wilcox take the stand.
— Bitcoin, European Central Bank
ECB bitcoin report triggers Crypto Twitter, catches community note
The European Central Bank rattled crypto evangelists, branding bitcoin "inconvenient, slow, and costly,” and touching on numerous criticisms.