Users of hacked Mixin Network question project’s ‘decentralized’ nature
Following a $200M hack over the weekend, Mixin Network has said that its cloud service provider was breached, causing users to lash out.
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Ethereum since Shanghai is worse on at least a half dozen benchmarks
Since Shanghai activated in April, Ethereum’s market capitalization, daily transactions, active addresses, and TVL have all declined.
Sex pest blames underwear perversion on crypto losses
Ashley Watling says he ejaculated into his friend's underwear drawer because he was stressed after losing 'vast' amounts on crypto.
Justin Sun and Rainberry delay court appearance
A judge approved the delay, extending their time until December 8 to prepare for a court case that other defendants have already lost.
Nansen discloses security breach, points finger at unnamed third-party
Nansen refused to name the third-party it says suffered a security breach resulting in exposed emails, password hashes, and blockchain data.
Bitcoin ordinals creator causes outcry for wanting to enforce renumbering
Ordinals creator Casey Rodarmor swore, “the ordinals project commits to immutability of inscription numbers.” Now, he wants to renumber them.
Latest FCA warning gives UK crypto firms one last chance to avoid prison
The UK's financial regulator FCA issued a severe warning to all crypto firms: fall in line or risk getting thrown in prison.
The beef between Circle and Tether
Circle and Tether executives have engaged in a series of increasingly public spats as the firms vie for control of the stablecoin market.
BitBoy receives over $80K in donations as he complains about his Lambo
Disgraced crypto influencer BitBoy is back as Ben Armstrong, and he wants your cash to protect against unverified threats.
Lawyer Pavel Pogodin, known for targeting crypto’s bigwigs, rumored to be dead
One of the most outspoken litigants suing crypto companies, Pavel Pogodin, apparently died last year in the Dominican Republic.