Lazarus Group, notorious for $3 billion crypto exploits, withdrew $1.2 million Bitcoin from a coin mixer. Blockchain analysis by Arkham reveals their $79 million wallet. Recent attacks align with Lazarus's known patterns, raising concerns.
BerniceSrikrishna Ramesh, known as Sriki, confined within a quarantine cell at Parappana Agrahara after his 2020 arrest. The notorious hacker allegedly orchestrated the movement of Bitcoins worth $1.2 million USD in just 22 minutes, triggering a Bitcoin scam that has left authorities scrambling.
AaronThe event sold out with 10K+ attendees from 5K+ companies, 300+ exhibitors, 250 speakers and 450+ side events participating in the industry’s largest international gathering of the year.
OliveThere is speculation that Bieber may have received the NFT for free in exchange for promoting it on social media.
BeincryptoIt has now been seven months since FTX exchange filed for bankruptcy after a massive bank run and billions of ...
BitcoinistThe community criticized the airdrop announced by the AllianceBlock team.
BeincryptoThe FTX saga keeps unraveling; new information sheds light on the failed company's inside operation.
BitcoinistNo user funds have been affected by the exploit, but Inverse Finance has incurred a debt and offered the attacker a bounty to return the stolen funds.
CointelegraphThe Web3 technology investment firm will inject $7 million each into as many as 25 companies in Europe, Asia and North America through the new funding.
CointelegraphThe nonfungible token startup has also formed a partnership with Dream Sports, an Indian sports technology company with more than 140 million users.
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