— Bitfinex, Christopher Harborne
Bitfinex, Tether shareholder paid $40K for Farage to visit Trump after rally shooting
Bitfinex and Tether parent company shareholder Christopher Harborne funded Nigel Farage's trip to meet an injured Donald Trump.
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Crypto traders down bad thanks to alpha groups that cost $1,000+
Crypto alpha drops have rebranded a decades-old scheme where trading gurus spend most of their time promotion and no time on record-keeping.
— BitGo, Justin Sun
MakerDAO disables WBTC borrows after Justin Sun involvement revealed
MakerDAO has passed an executive vote to disable future WBTC borrows after it was revealed that Justin Sun will soon be involved.
— Charts
CHART: Listing every crypto sponsor for the 2024/25 Premier League
This season, 14 of the Premier League's 20 clubs will boast partnerships or sponsorship deals with crypto companies.
— COPA, Craig Wright
COPA confirms Craig Wright is desperately trying to appeal
It's confirmed that Craig Wright has filed a request to appeal but COPA's legal counsel claims it has "no proper basis."
Ponzi scheme that raised $370M sent funds to Coinbase, SEC
Drive Planning allegedly sold unregistered securities to investors, promising they could earn a 10% return in just three months.
Bitcache founder Kim Dotcom ordered to be extradited to the US
A New Zealand judge ordered Kim Dotcom to be extradited to the US where he faces racketeering, money laundering, and copyright charges.
Worldcoin offers $15 off drink for ‘crypto players’ — needs your eyeballs first
Struggling Worldcoin has partnered with Flojo, "the world's first sparkling beverage formulated and approved by neuroscientists."
— CFTC, Polymarket
Prediction markets like Polymarket triple despite US ‘ban’
Polymarket has promised the Commodity Futures Trading Commission that it will never allow US residents to wager using its platform.
Bitcoin L2 Merlin Chain has lost $1.7 billion since June
Promoters once claimed that Merlin Chain had Bitcoin’s seal of approval but investors are tiring of its ‘layer 2’ gimmick.