South Korea vows to ‘take action’ if Worldcoin violations are confirmed
South Korea announced the probe this week after complaints were raised about how Worldcoin collects its iris data.
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Buying darkweb drugs with crypto still a risk — even if you leave a review
The Australia RMIT study found over a third of drugs it bought with crypto were replaced or mixed with a substance unadvertised by sellers.
Another bad bitcoin bet has been made on ‘pussy terms’
Bitcoin maximalist and 'What Bitcoin Did' podcast creator, Peter McCormack has bet that bitcoin will top $100,000 before the end of the year.
Here’s how much insurance covers bitcoin ETFs
For over a decade, custodians have not bought insurance for 99% of the bitcoin they hold. Unfortunately, SIPC won’t solve this problem.
Tether: Ten years, 100,000,000,000 USDT, and still no audit
Tether now has a market cap over $100 billion, representing a new peak in its role as the most important stablecoin.
Caitlin Long is wrong about OTC desks running out of bitcoin
Caitlin Long, the CEO of Custodia Bank, claimed that OTC desks almost ran out of bitcoin, stating at one point they had only 40 left.
COPA v. Craig Wright nears final ruling on Bitcoin’s whitepaper
On Friday, Craig Wright testified for the final time in an attempt to convince the COPA trial that he wrote Bitcoin’s whitepaper as Satoshi.
Judge rules that crypto trades made on exchanges are fair game for SEC
The judge in the $1.5M insider trading case stated that despite the trades happening on Coinbase, they should still be classed as securities.
Telegram to sell TON below market, admits it would own over 10% of supply
Telegram investors turned bullish after sharing ad revenue with creators, but TON supply has been concentrating back to Telegram.
‘Misquoted’ Nigerian official denies wanting $10B from Binance
Nigerian official Bayo Onanuga said a $10B fine may be imposed but nothing's been finalized. Binance says it's heard nothing about the demand.