Nigel Farage resigns as MP following multiple crypto-linked scandals
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage resigns as MP after months of crypto scandals led to increased media scrutiny.
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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage resigns as MP after months of crypto scandals led to increased media scrutiny.
Cardano wallet firm SecondFi says it will not resume "normal operations" and will instead focus on "returning assets to affected users."
A vote was put to BONK holders last week, with one voter making up 99.9% of the turnout and sending 4.4T tokens to an unknown address.
After predicting a rally that didn’t arrive, Michael Saylor waited for a 52% drawdown and sold at a loss to Strategy’s BTC cost basis.
Losses totalling $8M kick off the week’s DeFi security news, while a bug on Aptos put “most assets across all chains” at risk.
— George Cottrell, Nigel Farage
The Times revealed that Farage aide George Cottrell was a key player within Tether.bet, a crypto gambling firm allegedly breaking UK laws.
Coinbase AI fired out a push notification about Norway beating Brazil in the World Cup hours before the match had been played.
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— Circle, Stablecoin
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