— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
Michael Saylor went from ‘sell a kidney’ to $20 billion loss at Strategy
When BTC was above $84K, Strategy founder Michael Saylor said, “sell a kidney if you must, but keep the BTC.” Yesterday, BTC hit $63K.
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Binance demands the Wall Street Journal remove ‘damaging’ article
The Wall Street Journal reported that Binance fired staff who had uncovered Binance accounts sending $1B worth of crypto to Iran.
Tom Lee’s ETH losses at Bitmine exceed FTX customer losses
Bitmine Immersion Technologies Chairman Tom Lee has lost more of his investors’ money buying ETH than FTX lost on behalf of its customers.
‘Biggest NFT trading platform on TRON,’ AINFT, has $6 in volume
Justin Sun-founded AINFT which advertises itself as the "Biggest NFT Trading Platform on TRON" has only $6 in volume.
— Jane Street, Legal
‘Bryce’s Secret’: Terraform claims Jane Street behind $40B meltdown
Terraform Labs says Jane Street used group chats and planted a former intern to extract insider information and profit from Terra's collapse.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
$63K to $20K: The price range that decides MSTR’s fate
Strategy might be able to survive until BTC hits $8,000, but common shareholders will lose hope in treasury coverage in the $20,000s.
World Cup games in Mexico at risk after crypto-laundering drug lord killed
Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes — known as El Mencho — led one of the most powerful cartels in Mexico before he was shot dead by police.
YieldBlox lending pool hit by $10M hack on Stellar
The attack on a lending pool belonging to YieldBlox pushed the price of USTRY to over $100 before using it to borrow XLM and USDC worth $10M.
— HTX, Justin Sun
The legal battles of Justin Sun
Controversial cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun is a plaintiff and a defendant in a variety of important ongoing lawsuits.
— Bitcoin
CHART: Bitcoin returns in short bursts
BTC generates almost all of its returns over short bursts, cramming its rallies into brief sprints that leave many investors sidelined.