Bitcoin Lightning Network users could have lost millions in jamming attack
Bitcoin developer Antoine Riard has responsibly disclosed a transaction-relay jamming attack that could have seized up the Lightning Network.
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Cointelegraph screwed up — let’s talk about verifying news
We’re entering a dark age for authentic and accurate news coverage. Are there enough sound, virtuous reporters left to keep it alive?
Sam Bankman-Fried’s lawyers can’t stop making mistakes
So far at trial, Bankman-Fried's team has made repeated, serious missteps that could do him more harm than good in the eyes of the jury.
Doctor hires hitman to kill girlfriend, sends bitcoin to wrong address
James Wan pleaded guilty to the plot that saw him give a dark web hitman $19,200 in bitcoin to kill his girlfriend.
Four suspects face death penalty in South Korea crypto murder case
A pair of Korean crypto investors allegedly plotted the murder of the woman who convinced them to invest in the failed 'fine dust' token.
White House urged to curb Hamas crypto use amid escalating crisis in Gaza
A bipartisan group of lawmakers led by Senator Elizabeth Warren has urged Biden's administration to tackle Hamas' use of crypto.
Uniswap’s new trading fee neglects UNI holders
Uniswap is charging an extra 0.15% fee for users of its website and wallet. The trading fee will not be passed along to UNI holders.
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Zhu Su and Kyle Davies’ exchange OPNX is failing
The founders of now-defunct 3 Arrows Capital are having a hard time keeping their recently-launched OPNX afloat...
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Binance US users no longer able to make USD withdrawals
Binance US has suspended dollar withdrawals, modifying its terms of use to inform users they can convert their dollars to stablecoins.
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Irish tourists warned of ‘crypto’ parasite spreading in Spain
The 'crypto' parasite is reportedly causing upset for Irish holidaymakers returning home, with symptoms ranging from diarrhea to vomiting.