21.co has partnered with Crypto.com to improve liquidity for its Wrapped Bitcoin (21BTC), leveraging Crypto.com’s extensive liquidity infrastructure. This collaboration aims to broaden access to cryptocurrency for users globally, combining the strengths of both companies in the digital asset space.
AnaisA UN report reveals that criminal networks in Southeast Asia use Telegram for large-scale illicit activities, such as trading hacked data and cybercrime tools. This follows scrutiny of Telegram’s founder, Pavel Durov, over the platform’s role in these activities. Can this popular messaging platform catch a break?
CatherineJudge John Dorsey has approved FTX's bankruptcy plan, with $16.5 billion in recovered assets set to be paid to creditors in cash, plus interest, within 60 days. However client reactions have been mixed.
KikyoNick Szabo has become the leading candidate to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, as his odds on the betting platform Polymarket rise to 28.3%. This shift follows producer Cullen Hoback's claim that he confronted the real Nakamoto, suggesting that the true creator is still alive, while former frontrunner Len Sassaman's odds have plummeted to 8.5%.
WeatherlyA 21-year-old Indiana cybercriminal has pleaded guilty to a $37 million crypto scam, defrauding 571 victims in a 2022 cyberattack. By exploiting a real client's identity, he faces serious legal consequences, marking a key step toward justice in this major cybercrime case.
CatherineSouth Korean soldiers are compromising military secrets to secure loans for cryptocurrency investments, reflecting financial desperation amid rising debt. An investigation found 29 cases of leaked classified information, raising serious concerns about national security and the need for stricter measures to protect sensitive data.
AnaisIt's quite incredible. This may be the first time that people hope that the National Day will pass quickly. The arrival of the National Day holiday has pressed the "pause button" on the recent rising market, and investors are itching to watch the A-share market close.
AlexCrypto scammers are leaving the TON blockchain due to a lack of high-value targets, as fewer wealthy investors remain on the network. With TON's growing popularity and security measures, scammers are shifting their focus to other platforms, like Bitcoin, for better opportunities.
WeatherlyHong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) plans to issue more licenses to crypto exchanges and digital asset firms by year-end. Its 2024-2026 roadmap focuses on strengthening crypto platform regulations, promoting Real World Asset (RWA) tokenisation, and exploring blockchain technologies further.
KikyoThe SEC warns of a surge in "romance investment scams," where fraudsters pose as romantic partners. The regulatory agency urges caution, especially during World Investor Week, as the FBI reports $5.6 billion lost to crypto scams in 2023.
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