The cryptocurrency market faced turmoil as a fake SEC approval for a Bitcoin ETF spread. The incident highlights market vulnerability to misinformation, emphasizing the need for discernment. Cathie Wood remains optimistic about long-term crypto prospects.
BerniceFox Business's Charles Gasparino said securities lawyers told him the SEC "must conduct its own investigation" into alleged market manipulation.
JinseFinanceThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which is deciding whether to approve a Bitcoin ETF, told CoinDesk that its X account was “compromised.”
JinseFinanceThe SEC confirms unauthorized access to its @SECGov account, triggering investigations alongside Twitter. A fake tweet on Bitcoin ETF approval caused market turbulence, refuted by Chair Gary Gensler. The incident raises concerns about crypto manipulation, prompting inquiries from regulators and Twitter. Despite this, key figures like Elon Musk remain silent, focusing on other unrelated topics.
EdmundScammers exploit fake Ledger Live app on Microsoft Store, stealing over $760,000 worth of Bitcoin from unsuspecting users.
Hui XinOn Monday morning, journalists reached out to the SEC for clarification, only to discover that the news was indeed fake.
Coinlive According to Marc Fagel, an SEC veteran and former Director, a ruling in the case between the SEC and Ripple might be coming in days.
cryptopotatoBlish believes the biggest challenge would emerge if the SEC decides that no U.S. citizen should interact with crypto staking protocols.
cryptopotatoAttackers looted at least $4.7 million worth of Ethereum from cryptocurrency exchanges through a fraudulent token scam targeting liquidity providers ...
BitcoinistNoah Davis, an NFT expert at Christie's auction house, said that when he leads CryptoPunks, he does not plan to change the project's plans and has invited holders to a one-on-one chat.
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