FBI recovers $6M from scammers who target Americans
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has seized over $6 million worth of cryptocurrency from scammers based in Southeast Asia who targeted U.S. citizens.
 XingChi
XingChi
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has seized over $6 million worth of cryptocurrency from scammers based in Southeast Asia who targeted U.S. citizens.
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XingChiOn February 26, Bitcoin broke through the $54,000 mark. A one-day increase of 5%. It hit a maximum of $54,965.26, reaching its highest level since December 2021.
 JinseFinance
JinseFinanceTurkey is implementing crypto regulations, prioritising licensing standards to address FATF concerns, ensure global compliance, and bolster its position in the crypto market.
 Hui Xin
Hui XinSpoiler alert- Web3 isn't at fault, bad Web2 security is.
 Clement
ClementThe new consultation paper has garnered mixed reactions from the crypto industry.
 Clement
ClementSecurity experts note a shift in strategy, as North Korea now targets multiple companies instead of one at a time.
 Beincrypto
BeincryptoRegulators are on the warpath after the massive losses that occurred following the collapse of FTX.
 Beincrypto
BeincryptoSoon after it filed for bankruptcy protection, BlockFi sued SBF over shares he allegedly pledged to the lender as collateral, according to the Financial Times.
 The Block
The BlockShock earnings reports contributed to fresh market weakness, depriving Bitcoin and altcoins of any new gains.
 Cointelegraph
CointelegraphOver the past decade, Bitcoin has grown faster than Nasdaq.
 Cointelegraph
Cointelegraph