Woman allegedly offered bitcoin and sex for murder
New Yorker Yue Zhou allegedly tried to exchange bitcoin, cash, and sex for the murders of her lover's spouse and daughter.
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Orb Land shutdown proves almost no one cares about NFT utility
Orb Land’s demise adds to overwhelming evidence that the utilities of NFTs are mostly useless except for price speculation.
Linea protocol ZeroLend is a ‘copy-paste’ Aave fork, linking to original’s docs
Linea claims to be 'home to the most innovative web3 projects' but its largest project, ZeroLend, is a low-effort Aave fork.
— Crypto.com, Legal
Former Crypto.com compliance officer charged with money laundering, extortion
Jose Luis Alonso Melchor allegedly threatened to expose sensitive Crypto.com information while demanding over $47K from the company.
MicroStrategy has spent $2.7B on buying bitcoin over current prices
Michael Saylor has led MicroStrategy to purchase bitcoin above current prices on no less than nine separate occasions.
— Bitcoin mining, Northern Data
Tether-owned Northern Data accused of fraud by former execs
Tether-owned Northern Data has been accused of securities fraud and tax evasion in a lawsuit filed by former executives.
Craig Wright’s assets frozen because judge doesn’t know where he is
The extraordinary order has been handed out because the judge doesn't know Craig Wright's whereabouts or whether he has left the UK for good.
German MP Joana Cotar holds BTC and says the government should stop selling
German MP Joana Cotar criticized her government for failing to keep bitcoin before revealing she holds the crypto as part of her portfolio.
England player memecoins tank ahead of crunch EURO 2024 clash
The tokens were created to cash in on the hype around Euro 2024, however, it didn't take long for them to be labeled as scams.
— Bankman-Fried, FTX
New emails reveal Bankman-Fried family’s role in FTX finances, report
Sam Bankman-Fried's mother, father, and brother reportedly helped advise on and manage the firm's finances, says the Wall Street Journal.