The North Korean regime has struck again. This time committing major cyber hacks in broad-daylight, swooping off a sum of 230 million dollars from India's biggest crypto platform WazirX. But of course, the North Korean government committed the crime themselves, but hid behind the hacker group Lazarus, who had previously committed many other crimes.
XingChiKim Nam-guk rejoins South Korea's Democratic Party amidst ongoing crypto scandal, aiming to solidify DP's Assembly majority post-election.
BerniceWhen people mention Du Jun, they will add many labels, but which one is the real one?
JinseFinanceThe SEC faces challenges serving a lawsuit to Richard Heart, founder of Hex and PulseChain, accused of selling unregistered securities. Legal jurisdiction disputes persist, while Richard flaunts wealth amidst $HEX's decline. Recent extravagant spending raises questions. Heart purchases a 555.55 carat diamond with cryptocurrency, dedicated to HEXican culture. Despite legal hurdles, the SEC's case remains unresolved.
Cheng YuanJinseFinanceLisa Braganca, former SEC enforcement branch chief, joined “First Mover” to discuss the implications for celebrities after Kardashian was fined for promoting a crypto token.
CoindeskKardashian agreed to settle the charges, pay $1.26 million in penalties, disgorgement, and interest.
OthersLast year, an obscured crypto project called Ethereum Max (EMAX) gained a lot of attention. The project was promoted by ...
BitcoinistKim Kardashian's lawyers filed a joint motion to dismiss the class-action complaint against the American businesswoman for promoting an alleged 'pump and dump' crypto token.
CointelegraphKim Kardashian was recently paid to promote Ethereum Max (not to be confused with Ethereum) and she is just one ...
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