FTX owes more in legal fees than it does to creditors
Recent filings show that FTX has been billed $1.45 billion in bankruptcy legal fees so far while it owes $1.42 billion to creditors.
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Wirecard exec accused of being Russian spy by Western officials: WSJ
Wirecard's former chief operating officer Jan Marsalek has likely been a Russian spy for ten years, intelligence agencies say.
Traders want Solana phone to get token that does nothing
An airdrop of the BONK token offered to owners of the Solana Saga phone is currently more valuable than the phone itself.
Meta settles with Qatari billionaire over crypto scam ads
Tech giant Meta says it will take "robust measures" against crypto scam ads after a private settlement was reached with Wissam al Mana.
‘Crypto King’ associate wanted for arrest while claiming to be in Dubai
'Crypto King' associate Ryan Rumble is wanted after flouting court requests for his passport as part of a $14 million Ponzi lawsuit.
Argentina’s new president immediately reneged on inflation promise
Argentina’s new president Javier Milei promised to fight inflation and stabilize the economy. First day on the job, inflation doubles.
Crypto pyramid schemes thought to have stolen billions go unchecked
The alleged crypto pyramid schemes, HyperFund and HyperVerse, have been flagged by regulators across the globe but not Australia.
Google must tell Irish politician names behind crypto scam ads
Tánaiste Mícheál Martin will learn who paid for Google crypto scam ads using his likeness — just in time for Christmas.
‘Decentralized’ apps suffer after Ledger Connect Kit attack
Ledger Connect Kit, software to help users connect wallets to dApps, suffered a supply chain attack that drained user wallets.
Debunking Charles Hoskinson’s claims about bitcoin scarcity
Bitcoin’s scarcity is unique not because of its code or consensus mechanisms, but because of its human incentives.