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Bulgarian Crypto Exchange CEO Imprisoned For Role In Online Auction Fraud
A Bulgarian cryptocurrency exchange CEO was sentenced to ten years in prison for his role in a multi-million dollar transnational online auction fraud that victimized Americans. According to the U.S.…
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British man accidentally threw $280 million worth of Bitcoin (BTC)
James Howells, a British man said he accidentally threw a hard disk filled with his Bitcoin (BTC) 7…
By Rochdi RaisCoinnest CEO Kim Ik-hwan sentenced to jail for receiving bribery in Bitcoin
The Supreme Court of South Korea sentenced the CEO of the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange Coinnest to jail and…
By Rochdi RaisBillions of Dollars Locked Up Due to Lost Passwords
Around 20% of the world’s Bitcoin is sitting in digital wallets that can’t be accessed by their owners,…
By Jackie AllenGermany’s Chancellor Merkel slams Twitter ban on Trump as “problematic”
German Chancellor Angela Merkel railed against social media giant Twitter for permanently banning outgoing U.S. President Donald Trump…
By Dee DulfoWHO granted entry to China for COVID-19 origin investigation
The World Health Organization (WHO) has been allowed entry into China after a long delay in order to…
By Colby McCoyJack Ma still AWOL after failed Ant IPO launch
Jack Ma, one of China’s most successful businessmen who founded Alibaba, remains AWOL following a failed initial public…
By Colby McCoyChina’s big tech regulation, part of its strategy to becoming a ‘technological superpower’
The recent regulatory actions of China against the country’s big technology companies are part of its broader strategy…
By Dee DulfoHere are the world’s most powerful passports for 2021
The Henley Passport Index recently released its list of most powerful passports for this year. It showed how…
By Dee DulfoRipple CEO addresses SEC lawsuit, alleges Tetragon of exploitation
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse answered questions regarding the SEC’s lawsuit against the company on Twitter. He addressed five…
By Rochdi RaisDeutsche Bank to pay $130 million to settle corruption and fraud charges
Deutsche Bank agreed to pay more than $130 million to settle the U.S. government’s allegations that it engaged…
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