World Network is still 988 million sign-ups short of its 1 billion-user goal
At the current rate of an average of 705,000 sign-ups per month, it would take World around 117 years to hit its target.
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Is the US government allowed to sell gold to buy bitcoin?
There are at least two proposals that could see the US government sell gold to buy BTC or BTC-denominated assets.
— Justin Sun, Legal
Traders speculate about mystery crypto exec behind alleged $10B divorce
Justin Sun claimed he would offer legal aid to one half of a $10 billion divorce rumoured to involve a former top crypto exchange exec.
Goldman Sachs’ new CEO could be bitcoiner John Waldron
The pro-crypto COO of Goldman Sachs, John Waldron, is a leading candidate to replace David Solomon as the firm's CEO.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
15% discount and 17% yield boost made Strategy STRF sale ‘upsized’
Although dividend and liquidation preference numbers for Strategy’s STRF appear unchanged, initial buyers are getting a de facto discount.
US drops Tornado Cash sanctions, frontend remains compromised
The US Office of Foreign Assets Control ended sanctions against the crypto mixer Tornado Cash and claims to remain concerned about the DPRK.
RWA platform Zoth suffers second hack this month — loses $8.4M
The hack saw a suspicious address tamper with Zoth's proxy contract to steal $8.4 million worth of USD0++.
— Bybit, North Korea
Vultisig founder says DPRK-linked Bybit transactions are ‘legitimate’
Crypto wallet Vultisig celebrated making $200K in revenue before ZachXBT claimed it was the result of criminals shifting stolen Bybit funds.
— Polymarket, Trump
Crypto gamblers debate fart while Trump releases hot air
What might be the sound of a fart let loose after Donald Trump's Digital Asset Summit speech has turned into a controversial crypto bet.
— Justin Sun, Solana
TRX on Solana makes as much sense as ETH on Bitcoin
Today, Justin Sun claims that the Tron blockchain's native token, TRX, is somehow also on the Solana blockchain.