Seoul prosecutors seek a 10-year sentence for a man who stabbed Haru Invest’s CEO in court. A fraud victim himself, he allegedly lost 100 BTC to the platform, which is accused of defrauding 16,000 investors of $960 million. Will the court show leniency or impose a harsh penalty?

The platform will provide BTC and AVA rewards for users who book accommodations on Trivago using crypto. Could this incentive drive greater adoption and bring more users into the crypto ecosystem?

South Korean prosecutors seized over $9.3 million in Bitcoin from a convicted scam operator who targeted elderly citizens and North Korean defectors. Despite his conviction, the scammer showed no remorse, stating he “did not regret” his actions if it benefited his family.

Google Removes Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana Price Charts From Search.Google’s removal of cryptocurrency price charts has led to uncertainty, with declining search interest adding to a broader shift in how the public interacts with digital assets.

The failure of interest rate cuts to bring expected benefits to the US market, the latest increase in the CPI index and the tightening of SEC supervision are the reasons for the Bitcoin price to plummet again?

Justin Sun’s new role as Prime Minister of Liberland adds a political dimension to his crypto cause, although the micro-state founded in 2015 is not currently recognized by other countries.

A Russian court has sentenced former detective Marat Tambiev to 16 years for accepting over 1,000 Bitcoin in bribes from the Infraud Organization, one of the largest Bitcoin bribery cases in Russia.

Marat Tambiyev, a former Russian investigator, has been sentenced to 16 years for accepting $73 million in Bitcoin from criminals he was investigating. The case, the largest bribery incident in Russian history, highlights the increasing use of cryptocurrency in corruption cases.

Money Electric presents a new theory around Bitcoin’s creation, but fails to provide compelling evidence to unmask Satoshi Nakamoto, leaving the mystery unsolved.

The U.S. Supreme Court has cleared the way for the sale of $4.4 billion worth of Bitcoin seized from the Silk Road marketplace, after dismissing a legal claim from Battle Born Investments. The U.S. government is expected to proceed with the sale, sparking political debate on how to manage these cryptocurrency holdings.