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’s Strategy lost $1.2 billion buying bitcoin in Q1—by Protos Staff
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US Senator asks if Binance lied to Congress about Iran—by Protos Staff
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The slow-motion ‘bank run’ in private credit—by Protos Staff
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Gemini’s 10-K reveals loan loop between exchange and founders—by Protos Staff
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Archblock files for bankruptcy, blames fraud and Justin Sun-linked deal—by Protos Staff
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Steakhouse Financial front-end breach exposes users to phishing scam—by Protos Staff
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Stripe stablecoin unit Bridge denies shipping trucks to company in Venezuela—by Protos Staff
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Flare’s billion-dollar XRP DeFi dream has just 80 new users a day—by Protos Staff
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Trump documents meltdown over Iran war on Truth Social—by Bennett Tomlin
