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For Bitcoin, and the broader cryptocurrency industry, 2024 is destined to be extraordinary.
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For Bitcoin, and the broader cryptocurrency industry, 2024 is destined to be extraordinary.
The SEC's Twitter hack caused chaos in the crypto community, leading to a short-lived surge in Bitcoin prices. Despite the humor, the incident had severe consequences for traders liquidated due to fake news. It highlighted the vulnerability of the crypto market to misleading information and underscored the influence of media in shaping the narrative in the blockchain space. The turmoil prompted a reevaluation of trust in both Twitter and financial regulation, along with speculations about Elon Musk's involvement. Overall, Bitcoin remains resilient, unaffected by temporary fluctuations.
Elon Musk's Twitter takeover sparks debate as he criticizes alleged government control, defends free speech. Advertiser clashes, particularly with Disney, further amplify the polarizing impact on social media dynamics.
Despite many prominent figures jumping on the Threads trend, many have not. From scammer accounts popping up to users not being able to delete their accounts, is Threads simply a rushed endeavour?
The Sandbox chief executive Arthur Madrid tells his followers that his Twitter account was recently hacked.
Twitter is continuing to develop a new feature that will allow users to give each other “Awards” using “Coins” that can be purchased with fiat currency.
The platform's new owner issued the warning after some celebrities changed their Twitter display names — not their account names.
The company is gathering all the possible information on Elon Musk's private claims about its number of fake accounts.
The board said Twitter would hold a virtual meeting before the Oct. 24 deadline to vote on the acquisition.