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July 6, 2026

Crypto Service Aided North Korea

America August 23, 2023

Crypto Aided North Korea in Billion Dollar Conspiracy

Two founders of a mysterious crypto transfer service, better known as a digital black market for financial transactions, find themselves…

By Rihem Akkouche

Bankman-Fried Missing Meds

America August 22, 2023

Bankman-Fried Missing Meds and Vegan Woes in Jail

In an explosive court revelation, the defense for Sam Bankman-Fried, the once-celebrated founder of FTX, alleged that his client is…

By Rihem Akkouche

closure of Farmington State Bank

America August 17, 2023

Closure of Farmington State Bank : Cryptocurrency Ties Seal the Fate of Farmington State Bank

In an intense move reminiscent of a referee in a heated game, the Federal Reserve announced strict capital conservation requirements…

By Rihem Akkouche

SEC lawsuit

America June 6, 2023

SEC lawsuit alleges Binance engaged in illegal activities and the misuse of funds

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) took legal action on Monday against Binance, the leading global cryptocurrency exchange. The SEC…

By Jackie Allen

banking crisis

America March 12, 2023

Banking crisis with the collapse of two major U.S. banks

The collapse of two major banks in the United States, Silvergate and SVB Financial Group, has shaken the American financial…

By Jackie Allen

crypto queen

America March 4, 2023

The FBI says the Crypto-queen who scammed $4 billion is still alive

The notorious Crypto-queen, Dr. Ruja Ignatova, 38, who allegedly scammed investors out of $4 billion in a Ponzi scheme is…

By Jackie Allen

Celsius

Business September 2, 2022

Celsius Seeks Court Permission to Return $56M Crypto to Customers

Celsius Network requested a bankruptcy court in the Southern District of New York for permission to reopen withdrawals for certain…

By Marivic Cabural Summers

Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency and Network that supports most of the play-to-earn games

And More May 27, 2022

The Stablecoin Collapse Needs a Back-to-Basics Approach, Says Ethereum Co-Founder

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin thinks that the stablecoin collapse needs a back-to-basics approach for future success and confidence. He argued…

By Rochdi Rais

Marc Andreessen (L) and Ben Horowitz

Business May 25, 2022

Andreessen Horowitz Raises $4.5 Billion Fund For Blockchain Projects

Andreessen Horowitz has trumpeted its bet on the crypto space with the Wednesday launch of a $4.5 billion fund for…

By Rochdi Rais

Terra Luna

And More May 25, 2022

Terra Backers Are Launching a Revival Plan After The Crypto Lost 99% of Its Value

Terra backers are holding a revival plan to save the cryptocurrency without the pegged stablecoin that caused it to lose…

By Rochdi Rais

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