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Harmony Attackers Attempt to Launder Another $27 Million

Late last night, the attackers behind the Harmony exploit back in June 2022 attempted to cash out another batch of their ill-begotten ETH gains. Following the 41k ETH laundered via TornadoCash and Railgun two weeks ago, worth about 63.5 million at the time, the North Korean Lazarus Group made an attempt at laundering another $27.7...
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Bitcoin Buyers From 2019 Back in Profit as BTC Chases $24K

Bitcoin prices have held onto recent gains this weekend, lifting to a new high for the year during the Monday morning Asian trading session. The move has placed another cohort of BTC buyers into the profit zone. According to Glassnode, those that bought Bitcoin in 2019 are back in the green again. The average withdrawal...
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This Canadian Man Lost his Life Savings in a Crypto Scam on YouTube

Stephen Carr – a resident of Meaford, Ontario – said he lost his entire life savings of nearly $500,000 after being conned into a cryptocurrency scheme on YouTube. Scammers have used the video-sharing website multiple times to lure victims. Some have even uploaded fake recordings of famous people, including Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak, Bill Gates,...
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Argo Blockchain Slapped With Lawsuit Over Misleading Statements

Argo Blockchain has been accused of federal securities law violation during the initial public offering (IPO) of its American depositary shares (ADS) in 2021, according to a filing in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York. The latest development is yet another blow to Argo, which was struggling to stay...
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SBF Tried to Influence a Former FTX Employee’s Testimony, US Prosecutors Claim

The disgraced founder and former CEO of FTX tried to contact and potentially influence the witness testimony of another exchange employee, according to the US Department of Justice. As such, the prosecutors want to introduce two new rules for SBF’s bail. Sam Bankman-Fried was released on a $250 million bond in December last year, and...
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Loud North Carolina Crypto Miner Forces Residents to Relocate (Report)

Residents of Murphy, North Carolina, complained that a cryptocurrency miner located in the area causes “insane” noise and negatively impacts the electric grid.  As such, some people have decided to leave the town and settle in another place. ‘It Sounds Like You Are Behind a Jet’ The crypto miner installed by the San Francisco-based company...
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El Salvador’s Bitcoin City Wins an International Design Award (Report)

The LOOP Design Awards reportedly recognized the Bitcoin City of El Salvador’s government as one of the most outstanding projects in interior design and architecture.  When completed, the metropolis will use the energy released from the Conchagua volcano to power itself and BTC as its currency.  Bukele’s Dream City Gets an Award According to recent coverage,...
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Crypto Investment Trends That Will Define 2023: Report

Less than a month into the new year, the market is already showing sustainable signs of recovery, and the “creative destruction” that transpired could ultimately be a huge win not just for the consumer but also in terms of regulatory protections and rapid innovation, as well as lowered cost structures. Despite the many ups and...
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FBI Announces Takedown of Hive Ransomware Network

The FBI announced the takedown of Hive, a ransomware network with members across multiple states in Europe and North America, in a recent press release. The US agency stated that they had been on the case since at least 2021. Hackers Hacked Despite the efforts of the FBI, the network was tough to crack. However,...
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US SEC Inquires Investment Advisers Over Crypto Custody: Report

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is targeting investment advisors for potentially offering digital asset custody to its clients without meeting proper criteria. Citing three unnamed sources, Reuters reported that the Commission is probing advisers’ efforts to follow the rules around custody of clients’ digital assets after the implosion of FTX. The investigation...
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Ark 21Shares Bitcoin ETF Rejected by the SEC Once Again

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rejected the joint effort of Ark Investment Management and 21Shares to list a spot Bitcoin ETF on the Cboe BZX Exchange. The agency dismissed another application filed by the partners in the spring of 2022.  As indicated in a recent filing, the American financial regulator did not...
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Bithumb Offices Raided as Legal Woes Pile up (Report)

More troubles for South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb brews as its offices were reportedly raided on Thursday. Authorities launched an investigation into potential price manipulation of a coin listed on the platform, according to a report by Yonhap. The token in question has not been revealed. Prosecutors said they are probing transactions linked to a...
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Here’s Why Polkadot’s DOT Is Not a Security According to the Web3 Foundation

Back in 2017, the SEC released Report 21A, better known as the DAO Report. In it, the agency laid out the reasons why the tokens of most DAOs, Polkadot included, should be considered securities. The paper, however, stated that there were steps development teams could take in order to make their projects not function as...
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FLOKI Soars 15% After DAO Proposal to Burn $55M in Floki Inu Tokens

Floki Inu developers contemplate burning nearly 5 trillion FLOKI tokens (worth almost $55 million) to reduce the tax applied on each transaction. FLOKI’s price reacted positively, surging 15% in a few hours. The team behind the popular memecoin Floki Inu might burn its bridge tokens (4.97 trillion assets) and thus shrink the tax levied on each...
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FTX Chasing Bankman-Fried Family for Answers Over Wealth: Report

FTX asked a judge if they could question the family under oath about their wealth and personal fortunes, according to a court filing. Sam Bankman-Fried’s closest relations and a handful of company executives are still in the spotlight as the firm continues to hunt for hidden assets to repay creditors, reported Bloomberg on Jan. 26....
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Deribit Eyes Dubai Amidst Global Expansion Plans: Report

Crypto exchange Deribit is planning to move its main headquarters to Dubai as soon as the third quarter of this year. The Bloomberg report suggests that the new office will be staffed by a team of 10 people comprising both domestic hires alongside the exchange’s core employees. Roles in management, compliance, and support will be...
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Roger Ver Breaks Silence on Genesis Lawsuit, Claims He Has Sufficient Funds to Pay

Early Bitcoin adopter and executive chair of Bitcoin.com, Roger Ver, said he has “sufficient funds” to pay Genesis Global after being hit by a lawsuit by the now-bankrupt crypto broker’s unit – GGC International. The Bitcoin Cash proponent noted that he is happy to pay the amount he owes but pointed out that the agreement...
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Mango Markets Sues Exploiter Avraham Eisenberg for $47M in Damages

Mango Markets’ exploiter Avraham Eisenberg was hit with a lawsuit by Mango Labs, the company behind the DeFi protocol, for $47 million in damages. The Wednesday filing with the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York alleges that Eisenberg executed a malicious attack on Mango Markets by manipulating the native token,...
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Infamous ‘Blockchain Bandit’ Begins Moving His Stash 6 Years Later

As we’ve seen over the years, blockchains aren’t quite as secure as some pretend they are. Rather, although the technology is one of the most secure ways of storing data available to the public, poor coding, social engineering, and the like can still allow bad actors to take advantage of unwary victims. Guessing Games In...
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FTX Creditors List Include Apple, Google, Amazon, WSJ, and Even Australia’s Govt

A recent document filed with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware revealed that FTX’s creditors consist of over 9.7 million companies and individuals. Some of the most famous entities include the likes of Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, Netflix, Microsoft, and more. Who Got Burned? One of the darkest moments in crypto’s...
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Coinbase Fined $3.6 Million by the Dutch Central Bank (Report)

The central bank of the Netherlands – De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) – reportedly fines Coinbase 3.3 million euros ($3.6 million) for failing to comply with local rules. The exchange recently announced its second wave of layoffs and said it will stop operating on the Japanese market. As reported by Reuters, the central banking institution of the...
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Robinhood’s Twitter Hacked, Used to Promote Scam Token

Robinhood is a platform well-known for its user-friendly approach to stocks, allowing them to make investments quickly in a variety of ways. It also enables them to buy crypto and is a household name among such investors. However, Robinhood is primarily a stock trading platform and, as such, does not have a proprietary cryptocurrency. That...
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Polkadot, Kusama Witness Notable Surge in Development Activity

The crypto industry appears to be slowly recovering from the catastrophic collapse of the FTX crypto exchange, marking one of the worst years in the sector’s history. However, several blockchain networks are making strides in the terms of development activity. According to the latest data from the crypto-analytic firm Santiment, Polkadot (DOT) and Kusama (KSM)...
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BTC Miner Core Scientific Raises $500M From BlackRock, Ibex Investors (Report)

The US-based bitcoin miner – Core Scientific – reportedly secured a $500 million fundraiser led by leading finance players, such as BlackRock, Apollo Capital, Kensico Capital, Ibex Investors, and others. The company filed for bankruptcy protection at the end of last year but continued mining BTC to repay debtholders. Traditional Finance Firms Flocking to Help...
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DCG Subsidiary Luno Lays Off 35% of Employees (Report)

The London-based cryptocurrency platform – Luno – will reportedly trim the size of its team by over 330 people. It adds its name to the growing list of industry players dismissing staff due to the bear market, including Coinbase, Crypto.com, Bybit, Huobi, Gemini, and more. According to CNBC coverage, Luno will reduce its headcount from...
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Circle Blames US SEC for Failed $9B Spac Deal: FT

Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, has blamed the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its failed plans to go public. According to a new report by FT, the regulatory agency failed to sign off on the $9 billion deal. This comes a month after its CEO Jeremy Allaire revealed the termination of...
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Celsius Floats Plan to Exit Bankruptcy by Issuing New Token

A lot has happened during the Celsius bankruptcy case since the platform originally went under back in July. Between accusations of fraud, arguments that customers (or unsecured creditors, according to the firm) signed over their crypto, alleged attempts by the former CEO to flee the country, and more, Celsius’ court proceedings have been a wild...
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Uncensored BlockFi Financials Leaked, Nearly Half of All Assets Tied to FTX Group

BlockFi, already rattled by prior exposure to 3AC, was forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy shortly after the FTX Group went down, taking a sizable number of crypto-related companies with it. The FTX Group’s relationship with BlockFi was two-sided – on one hand, the exchange had previously extended a line of credit to BlockFi,...
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Companies Should Separate Clients’ Crypto Assets From Their Own: NYDFS

The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) urged firms to set apart customers’ cryptocurrency holdings from their own assets. The watchdog argued that co-mingling funds could trigger a significant financial loss for investors. The NYDFS’ Recommendation New York’s financial watchdog issued guidance to state-regulated companies on how they should better protect clients in...
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Despite Embracing Bitcoin, El Salvador Repaid its $800 Million Bond

Nayib Bukele – the President of El Salvador – revealed that the government repaid its $800 million bond plus interest the same day it was set to mature. Settling the bond comes despite the pessimistic views that the nation will experience financial challenges due to its bitcoin forays. ‘We Just Paid in Full’ El Salvador’s...
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