Binance says it’s tough to catch terrorists because they use fake names
Around 190 Binance accounts have been seized by Israeli authorities over the alleged funding of terrorists via the platform.
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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.
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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