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Hackers Scammed $500K In Crypto from Twitter Users In Just 20 Minutes
“Twitter's account security is not designed as [a financial platform],” a crypto CEO said.
Crypto Bros Bought an English Football Team. It Isn't Going Well.
Longtime supporters of Crawley Town are not loving the new American management.
Madison Cawthorn Has Officially Become a Florida Man
But he still has at least two court dates in North Carolina.
The Absurd Rise of $BONK Shows That Nobody Learned Anything In the Crypto Crash
Thought the days of doge-themed coins pumped on social media were done? Think again.
I Quit My Job to Work in Crypto, Then the Market Crashed
Over the past two years, some true believers jumped to build the ‘decentralized web’ while prices boomed. Where are they now?
An NFT Company Is Trying to Buy the Amazon to Save It. It's Not Going Well.
"It sounds like they really want to become… not necessarily landlords of the rainforest but, yeah, owning the rainforest."
Even QAnon Thinks Trump’s NFT Cards Are Lame
One QAnon supporter called it a “foolish NFT cash grab,” while another described Trump’s move as “shilling NFTs for campaign funds.”
Here Is the Criminal Indictment Against FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried
Bankman-Fried "willfully and knowingly" conspired to commit wire fraud, prosecutors wrote.
Chinese Police Bust Massive $1.7 billion Crypto Money Laundering Ring
Photos from the raid show a mountain of cash, along with several suitcases packed with Chinese yuan.
Here's All the Lawsuits Against FTX So Far
Five lawsuits have been filed in the month since FTX's spectacular collapse and allege vast conspiracies to mislead and defraud customers.
Man Who Cleaned Up Enron and Is FTX's New CEO Explains to Court Why FTX Is a Bigger Mess, In Great Detail
"Never in my career have I seen such a complete failure of corporate controls and such a complete absence of trustworthy financial information as occurred here ... this situation is unprecedented."
FTX Owes Money to More Than a Million People, Court Filing Suggests
"In fact, there could be more than one million creditors."