Curve Finance ‘gentleman’s agreement’ expires, counterparties dump CRV
During the early hours of February 1, as soon as the deal expired, three of Micheal Egorov’s counterparties moved a total of 8.75 million CRV.
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DCG objects to extra payouts for special Genesis creditors
Barry Silbert's DCG has asked the court to throw out Genesis' bankruptcy plan, which hands out more cash to a select group of creditors.
Solana mainnet down almost a year after last major outage
According to the network, this is the first major Solana mainnet outage since February last year when disruption lasted nearly 19 hours.
— COPA, Craig Wright
London High Court hears allegations of Craig Wright’s forgeries
Craig Wright is defending his right to bring future lawsuits against Bitcoin developers in London’s High Court.
Anthropic gamble could save FTX customers from total ruin
The $500 million Sam Bankman-Fried invested in Anthropic might have tripled in value, but it still won’t repay the losses he caused at FTX.
HyperVerse founder shills new crypto project hours after $1.7B fraud charge
HyperVerse founder Sam Lee appeared in a 70-minute-long Facebook video promoting his new project, the South African crypto venture VEND.
Is Uniswap becoming more TradFi than DeFi?
Occasionally in earnest, yet often using decentralization theatrics, Uniswap claims to be a community-led DeFi protocol.
Spain can soon settle tax debts by seizing crypto
Spanish authorities will be able to seize crypto assets when executing taxpayer debts when reforms to the country’s tax laws come into force.
— SEC, South Korea
South Korea’s finance regulator to tap SEC for bitcoin ETF tips
The director of South Korea's FSS will visit SEC chair Gary Gensler to learn more about its recent approval of 11 bitcoin ETFs.
— Kyle Davies, OPNX
OPNX is ‘dead’ but Zhu and Davies aren’t quite finished
OPNX will shut down on February 24 but its creators have already pivoted to a new entity without the existential legal risks.