Takeaway worker guilty of laundering billions with bitcoin
Takeaway worker Jian Wen bought property in Dubai and jewelry in Zurich to help convert the 3,000 bitcoin into 'more tangible assets.'
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Takeaway worker Jian Wen bought property in Dubai and jewelry in Zurich to help convert the 3,000 bitcoin into 'more tangible assets.'
According to its most recent 8K, MicroStrategy, holds 214,246 bitcoins -- between 1.3% and 1.8% of all bitcoin that can ever be moved.
The Ethereum Foundation has removed a 'warrant canary' from its website and says it 'received a voluntary enquiry from a state authority.'
— Do Kwon
Montenegro will reportedly extradite Do Kwon to South Korea after rejecting his appeal and extradition requests made by the United States.
The report linked Garantex to multiple terrorist operations, Russian debt gangs, and the organization that replaced Russia's KGB.
— Andrew Tate, DEX
Andrew Tate claims he made $85 million on PancakeSwap but didn't provide any dates, coin prices, or wallet addresses to prove it.
Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo doubts that Hal Finney created Bitcoin and has outlined why he thinks Finney and Satoshi aren't the same person.
Evergrande collapsed in 2021 after three years of being the largest and most valuable real estate company in the world.
Blockchain analysis reveals that El Salvador's daily bitcoin purchases have been transferred from Bitfinex.
— 3AC, Kyle Davies
A remorseless Kyle Davies still insists he is innocent, but will not be returning to Singapore until his prison sentence is resolved.