What not to do at Bitcoin 2025, according to attendees
The crypto community is giving its take on staying safe at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in the wake of a number of high-profile
The crypto community is giving its take on staying safe at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in the wake of a number of high-profile
The SafeMoon saga, in all its low-rent absurdity and sheer incompetence, may be the perfect encapsulation of crypto’s maximum-fraud era. Source link
Crypto sleuth ZachXBT revealed North Korean hackers likely stole $5.2M in crypto by infecting the victim with malware. Source link
Donald Trump and his family have rapidly grown their collective cryptocurrency businesses, using access to the president as an incitement. Source link
Ngo Thi Theu was part of a 1,000-strong organization that promised 20-30% returns but prevented victims from withdrawing any earnings. Source link
Coinbase refused to pay a $20 million ransom after a separate data breach. A class-action lawsuit accuses Coinbase of withholding key risk information.
Hyperliquid leaderboards appear to rank an enviable list of traders by their supposed profits, but that ranking is misleading. Source link
For more than six months, Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy has failed to attain a new high on its BTC premium per share. Source link
Donald Trump’s memecoin offered brief utility as a way to gain access to a dinner. Now that the event has passed, the token
The Wall Street Journal described Binance’s former CEO as a “fixer” for Donald Trump’s crypto firm. Changpeng Zhao said it was a paid