Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was arrested on 24 August over alleged violations tied to the messaging platform. His detention was extended by the French court. The arrest has garnered support from tech leaders like Vitalik Buterin, Elon Musk, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., sparking the #FreePavel movement. Is free speech in peril, or will it prevail?
CatherinePavel Durov, founder of Telegram, was detained in France amid allegations that Telegram facilitated illegal activities. His arrest has sparked controversy and support from the crypto community, reflecting concerns over digital privacy and free speech.
AnaisKennedy Jr. announced the suspension of the November US presidential campaign, and the winning rate of Trump and Harris appeared to be 50%-50%.
AlexTelegram CEO Pavel Durov’s arrest by French authorities has triggered protests, including DDoS attacks allegedly by Russian hackers on government websites. The French President's denial of political motives behind the detention has only fuelled further criticism.
CatherinePavel Durov's arrest caused a sharp drop in Toncoin's value and shook investor confidence in Telegram's blockchain projects. Meanwhile, a trader made a 400% profit by capitalising on the buzz around the DOGS token within the Telegram ecosystem.
WeatherlyYang Bin, former Forbes-ranked second-richest man in China, was sentenced to six years in prison in Singapore on 26 August for running a crypto Ponzi scheme that caused over $5 million in losses.
KikyoRussia is set to begin trials on 1 September 2024, to test cryptocurrency exchanges and digital token payments using its National Payment Card System. This initiative follows recent legislation legalising crypto mining and aims to address payment difficulties exacerbated by international sanctions.
AnaisMeta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed that Facebook faced pressure from the Biden administration to censor COVID-19 content during the pandemic—a decision he now regrets. His admission has prompted varied reactions on X, highlighting a sense of missed opportunities.
CatherineViggle AI, which turns static images into animated videos, just secured $19 million in Series A funding led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and Two Small Fish. The funds will drive its growth and innovation, while the company's use of YouTube data has sparked legal concerns.
JoyGold surpassed $2,500 to reach a new all-time high, but it is still not close to the adjusted price that gold traded at in 1980. The safe-haven market is facing an innovation, and Bitcoin is no longer considered such an asset.
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