SEC website taken offline, precedes bitcoin price crash
The SEC website went offline on Thursday. Prior to the outage, bitcoin was trading around $71,200 but crashed below $66,800.
The SEC website went offline on Thursday. Prior to the outage, bitcoin was trading around $71,200 but crashed below $66,800.
The report, seen by the Wall Street Journal, claimed there have been 300 instances of Hamas possibly financing terrorism with crypto.
According to reports, Palihapitiya fired two of his partners, Jay Zaveri and Ravi Tanuku, and hired a law firm to investigate them.
Authorities freed over 600 slaves from the Philippine scam center that was forcing victims to carry out ‘pig butchering’ scams for crypto.
Judge James Mellor has ruled that Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto in the six-week COPA v. Wright case.