Changpeng Zhao

A U.S. lawsuit accuses Binance and its founder of allowing millions of dollars in cryptocurrency to be sent to Hamas and other terrorist groups before the October 7 attacks. The complaint claims the exchange failed to monitor transactions properly, letting banned organisations move funds undetected.

Peter Schiff criticised Michael Saylor and Strategy, calling their Bitcoin-focused business model a “fraud” and challenging Saylor to a debate. The attack comes as Bitcoin fell below $99,000 and Strategy’s stock dropped over 50% since July, while gold remains strong above $4,000 an ounce.

A trader turned $3,000 into $2 million after a new memecoin called “4” surged following a post by Binance cofounder CZ. The rise was sparked by a $4,000 phishing attack, showing how social media and timing can create huge gains in minutes.

BNB Chain’s official English X account was hacked, and attackers posted fake links claiming to offer a “BNB HODLer Airdrop.” The scam aimed to steal funds by tricking users into connecting their crypto wallets through WalletConnect.

A Japanese crypto influencer was hacked after joining a deepfake Zoom call where a fake friend sent her a malicious link. Her Telegram and Metamask accounts were breached, leading to the theft of her crypto assets.

The SEC dropped its lawsuit against Binance after nearly three years of legal action over alleged securities violations. The case was closed as the new SEC leadership began easing its stance on crypto regulation.

Changpeng Zhao, founder of Binance, served four months in a US prison after pleading guilty to money laundering charges. He described it as a tough and frightening time, with no special treatment and lasting lessons about justice, health, and family.

Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao met Malaysia’s Prime Minister to talk about the country’s plans for blockchain and digital assets. They discussed working with local agencies to support safe innovation and boost Malaysia’s role in the digital economy.

Mantra CEO John Mullin has denied insider dumping after OM’s collapse and outlined recovery plans, including possible buybacks.

Some in China’s online community claim Binance founder CZ never served jail time and is tied to the US Fed. He has firmly denied the “absurd” rumours, calling them part of a broader smear campaign. What viral conspiracy will surface next?