43% of Meta ads based on UK prime minister are crypto scams
Deepfakes of the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Prince William were used to promote crypto scams across 250 Meta adverts.
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Michael Saylor diluted MSTR by $735.2 million after saying he wouldn’t—by Protos Staff
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Fears of $27M Venus Protocol hack turn out to be phishing attack on power user—by Protos Staff
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Knots leader says Bitcoin Core v30 could host illegal adult content—by Protos Staff
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The internet is laughing at El Salvador’s ‘quantum-safe’ bitcoin—by Protos Staff
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Cøbra warns that Knots could threaten Core’s reference status—by Protos Staff
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Tether terminates Bitcoin support while advertising Bitcoin support—by Protos Staff
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Google’s blockchain team is building an XRP killer—by Protos Staff
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Like it or not, Jim Chanos’ MSTR short trade was a winner—by Protos Staff
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You can now spam JPEGs in Bitcoin private keys—by Protos Staff
