AI firm ORO says North Korean hacker stole $600K worth of crypto
ORO revealed that it lost $630K in crypto when a North Korean hacker tricked a staff member into installing a malicious Microsoft extension.
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ORO revealed that it lost $630K in crypto when a North Korean hacker tricked a staff member into installing a malicious Microsoft extension.
— BitLicense, Crypto
Andrew Cuomo’s administration invented the BitLicense. OKX, a crypto exchange New York hasn’t licensed, just appointed him to its board.
Michael Saylor’s 2.5x mNAV anti-dilution pledge lasted less than three weeks. Strategy has sold $14.3B of MSTR below that mNAV since.
A trio of hacks targeting blockchain bridges Across, Allbridge, and TeleSwap have seen over $5M lost in recent days.
— Kospi, South Korea
South Korea’s KRX activated its 38th trading pause this year after more downward volatility crashed the price of the KOSPI by 4.46%.
Purchasers of gray market peptides have had to turn to cryptocurrencies to pay for their products, according to reports.
A suspected North Korean mole worked on MetaMask's wallet code for a month despite being flagged by a Lazarus Group security page last year.
Apple surpassed Nvidia at 9:40am New York time to become the world’s largest public company, then handed back that crown within an hour.
Trump Media announced that trading firms will be offered paid access to the president's Truth Social posts before they're public.
South Korea’s stock market index, KOSPI, now swings harder on an average day than BTC, with higher annualized realized volatility.