Andrew Tate’s BRUV party is pro-bitcoin and batshit crazy
Tate launched BRUV last night with a manifesto that promises a national bitcoin reserve, as well as a raft of bizarre right-wing policies.
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Telegram snitched on 2,000 users to US authorities in 2024, report
Last year, Telegram complied with 900 US requests, affecting 2,253 users. However, only 14 of these requests came between January and October.
Bitcoin up, MicroStrategy down over past 30 days
Bitcoin ironically dipped below $94K during the firework-filled climax to MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor's "$100K" New Year's Eve party.
Do Kwon escapes extradition limbo — enters US trial limbo
Do Kwon's upcoming court appearance may just be the start of a months-long process of evidence gathering before any potential trial begins.
Aave proposal to peg Ethena’s USDe to USDT raises concerns
While keen to avoid being labeled as a stablecoin, Ethena's USDe is being used as such across some of DeFi's biggest players.
Stuart Hoegner leaves roles as Tether and Bitfinex general counsel
Archives for Tether's "About Us" page show that Hoegner was still listed as the firm's general counsel as recently as Christmas Eve.
FEG token holders in despair after third hack causes 99% dump
A suspected exploit of the Feed Every Gorilla (FEG) token’s "SmartBridge" left holders down 99% after the hacker sold the proceeds.
Why ether underperformed bitcoin in 2024
Why did ETH fail to outperform BTC so disappointingly in 2024? Here are ETH's wins, losses, and major developments from the past year.
Tether became a political powerhouse in 2024
Tether has increasingly had to find political allies to continue growing and Howard Lutnick of Cantor Fitzgerald has been happy to oblige.
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Are North Korean hackers liquidated on HyperLiquid planning something?
While some would like to see Lazarus Group’s ill-gotten gains go down the drain, others see the activity on HyperLiquid as a worrying sign.