— Legal, Roman Storm
US gov’t weaponised evidence against Tornado Cash, report
Danny Nelson accused the US government of “weaponising” his old group chat via misconstrued evidence against Tornado Cash and Roman Storm.
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— Legal, Roman Storm
Danny Nelson accused the US government of “weaponising” his old group chat via misconstrued evidence against Tornado Cash and Roman Storm.
— DeFi, Stablecoins
By looping Binance Chain-based USD1 on Euler Finance against USDT, yield farmers have earned 99% APR on the presidential stablecoin.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
MicroStrategy diluted all four classes -- MSTR, STRK, STRF, and STRD -- of its public shareholders last week to buy BTC.
Crypto skeptic Pledditor unexpectedly disappeared from social media this morning, leaving many followers wondering what happened.
Crypto companies are already removing their Pudgy Penguin profile pictures after a collab weekend that was overshadowed by Bitcoin's price.
Max Burwick announced his bid for mayor yesterday and said he would take on Zohran Mamdani “with a common-sense, New York-first platform.”
Demand for Bitcoin blockspace is so low that some node operators want to reduce transaction fee minimums from about $0.18 to less than $0.01.
The UK, US, and El Salvador have seen their BTC holdings gain millions, if not billions, in value as the currency reached new all-time highs.
Bitcoin has led the rally in digital assets, but it wasn’t the only native token of a blockchain to rally to a new all-time high yesterday.
James Wynn returned to social media this week and immediately embarrassed himself by shorting BTC right before its all-time high.