Iran-backed hacker demanded 80 bitcoin in anti-Israeli ransom note
MuddyWater said it had stolen ‘all’ data belonging to an Israeli university and would sell it unless it received $1.7M in BTC.
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Crypto reacts to cash limit law that could “turn 10% of Israelis into criminals”
Israel ushered in a new cash payment limit on Monday in a bid to crack down on organized crime, tax avoidance, and money laundering.
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Across Protocol accused of looting DAO treasury of $23M—by Protos Staff
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Michael Saylor’s new calculator predicts no bitcoin crashes, ever—by Protos Staff
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MicroStrategy insiders keep dumping MSTR stock—by Protos Staff
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61% of USDD collateral now in one vault — funded entirely by HTX—by Protos Staff
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Bitcoin dev wants to ban 3,000 Knots nodes amid OP_RETURN clash—by Protos Staff
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Circle execs and VCs misread the market — it cost them $2B—by Protos Staff
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Five tricks to using investor funds to buy bitcoin—by Protos Staff
