— Cathie Wood, Media
Crypto’s ‘true believers’ pose for a Vanity Fair glow-up — it backfires
Crypto's most embarrassing photo of 2026 so far features a man tattooed with a $40B collapse and "the worst fund manager in America."
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— Cathie Wood, Media
Crypto's most embarrassing photo of 2026 so far features a man tattooed with a $40B collapse and "the worst fund manager in America."
— HTX, Justin Sun
Justin Sun claimed that Poloniex's fee-free trading is funded by his 2012 BTC, but Poloniex is missing $1.3B in BTC.
Reform UK processes its crypto donations through Radom's Poland-listed firm, which avoids scrutiny from the UK's financial watchdog.
— Blockchain, Charts
Solana has survived until its sixth birthday. Given how many outages and hacks its blockchain experienced, that feat is remarkable.
Sam Bankman-Fried has focused his energy on asking for a presidential pardon, but his efforts aren't going particularly well.
— Israel, Polymarket
Polymarket users reportedly threatened to kill an Israel-based journalist after his Iranian missile report threatened several large wagers.
After Chainlink community liaison Zach Rynes called the XRP Ledger an “obsolete ghost chain,” the XRP Army retaliated.
Operation Atlantic will see the US, UK, and Canada contact potential victims of crypto fraud and advise them on how to keep assets safe.
— Andreas Antonopoulos, Bitcoin
A chronic health condition is preventing Andreas Antonopoulos from continuing his career in bitcoin education.
A pseudonymous security researcher has accused blockchain firm Injective of lowballing a bounty on a bug which put $500M at risk.