Hong Kong architect loses millions trading Tether, crypto on scam site
The Hong Kong-based architect made 65 transactions on a fake crypto website that showed inflated and manipulated Tether prices.
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Ren Protocol told to transfer all assets to FTX debtors
DeFi's rising star Ren Protocol was acquired by Alameda Research last year, but has since fallen prey to FTX's bankruptcy woes.
Opinion: The New York Times looks to have a real problem with Bitcoin
New York Times staff have a decidedly negative take on Bitcoin mining with much of the outlet's coverage skeptical of proof-of-work.
New York investment banker indicted for alleged crypto Ponzi
Rashawn Russell, an investment banker and former broker, faces 20 years in prison for defrauding investors through his crypto fund.
— Crypto, Justin Sun
Justin Sun faces criticism for SEC tokens and inappropriate tweets
Since losing his ambassadorship to the WTO Justin Sun has made some odd decisions, including the launch of a so-called 'SEC-focused token.'
How major Bitcoin mining pools calculate pay-per-share
Bitcoin mining pool operators calculate payouts using pay-per-last-N-shares, full-pay-per-share, or pay-per-share plus.
Court filings reveal the lack of internal controls at FTX
An alarming report produced as part of FTX's ongoing bankruptcy describes failures in cybersecurity, internal controls, and asset management.
— 3AC, Arthur Hayes
Explained: The Tai Ping Shan dispute between Arthur Hayes and 3AC
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes wants his money back from Kyle Davies and Su Zhu. But where are the funds: Tai Ping Shan, 3AC, or OPNX?
The Weekend Shift: Bitcoin and Easter eggs
The most interesting reads, podcasts, charts, and opinions from the internet this weekend — curated for you by the Protos newsroom.
— Crypto, Wintermute
Crypto market maker Wintermute bears eery resemblance to Alameda
Wintermute claims fabulous profits from a nebulous assortment of sophisticated trading activities across the crypto industry.