Binance whistleblower lawsuit reveals ‘chaotic’ work environment
A former Binance exec is suing the crypto exchange's European arm, accusing it of unfair dismissal after calling out an alleged bribery.
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Craig Wright ordered back to UK for COPA contempt of court hearing
The Australian entrepreneur failed to argue that his autism and plans for Christmas should prevent him from appearing in person.
— COPA, Craig Wright
Craig Wright says autism and Christmas plans should keep him out of court
Craig Wright claims that if he's forced to sit in a courtroom as COPA demands, he "might have a meltdown" and may not be "cognitively able.”
New Satoshi reveal grift just dropped: charge £500 entry
A London businessman accused of fraud was ‘revealed’ as Satoshi Nakamoto at a £500-a-ticket unveiling event in Central London today.
Teen handed PlayStation online ban for allegedly sending Al Qaeda crypto
The 16-year-old from London lost his Playstation online privileges after being accused of funding Al Qaeda and other terrorists with crypto.
Craig Wright lawsuit made 184 ‘twisted and incoherent’ claims, say analysts
Fact-checkers say over 70% of Craig Wright's claims in his latest UK lawsuit are “misunderstandings," or "blatant misrepresentations."
British man says Welsh city could ‘look like Vegas’ if it dug up lost bitcoin
James Howells threatened to bankrupt Newport council with legal action and on Saturday he submitted a lawsuit seeking almost £500 million.
Craig Wright files lawsuit against BTC Core and Square without barrister
Craig Wright looks to have filed a suit against Bitcoin Core and Jack Dorsey's Square without representation from a solicitor or barrister.
Move aside HBO, this indicted Brit may be Satoshi Nakamoto
Stephen Mollah from Pimlico is accused of pretending to be Satoshi in order to scam an investor -- his not guilty plea suggests otherwise.
Starling Bank banned crypto but left financial system ‘open to criminals’
Starling banned crypto transactions in 2022, describing them as “high risk and heavily used for criminal purposes.”