UwU Lend offers a $5M bounty to whoever catches its exploiter
The UwU Lend hacker has now stolen a combined $24 million from the protocol across two attacks.
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Colombia uses gamification to teach youth about crypto and stock trading
Colombia invests over $30,000 to develop a gamified app that simulates crypto and stock trading for young learners. 316 Total views 1 Total shares Colombia’s government has chosen to fund a new app, board game and book to educate children and young people about investing in cryptocurrencies and the stock market. As reported by Cointelegraph…

Bitcoin Price Breaches $12,000 As Analysts Suggest ‘Bear Trap’ Complete
Bitcoin (BTC) continued defying expectations to retake $12,000 on July 4 as analysts increasingly compare its performance to 2017’s parabolic rise. Market visualization courtesy of Coin360Data from Coin360 showed BTC/USD retracing slightly to $11,680 after hitting $12,025, continuing a rebound which began on Tuesday. Bitcoin’s behavior had surprised most earlier in the week, after a bearish move…

Vested crypto tokens worth over $3B to be unlocked in May
Sui, Pyth Network, Avalanche, Arbitrum and Aptos are set to release vested crypto tokens in May, according to data tracker Token Unlocks.

Coinbase SEC investigation could have ‘serious and chilling’ effects: Lawyer
Michael Bacina, an Australian digital assets lawyer told Cointelegraph that the investigation could see a far-reaching impact on crypto exchanges and the token projects involved. 67 Total views 14 Total shares An investigation reportedly launched by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) into Coinbase’s alleged trading of unregistered securities could have a “serious and chilling…

Bitcoin and the banking system: Slammed doors and legacy flaws
Despite Bitcoin’s (BTC) promise of a peer-to-peer world, building a Bitcoin-first business in 2022 still requires third-party intermediaries. Whether it’s startup capital, using fiat money or simply exploiting fiat payment rails, Bitcoin business means interaction with the legacy financial system. A necessity for the vast majority of Bitcoin-based businesses, it means that they probably need a…

Crypto lawyer Irina Heaver on death threats, lawsuit predictions: Hall of Flame
Irina Heaver made her foray into the crypto world after her tenure at the world’s largest shipping company. by Ciaran Lyons 4 min September 5, 2023 Share Tweet Share Share “I live in Switzerland. I have guns at home. Anybody who shows up at my home with violent intentions risks being literally shot at,” Heaver

Nigeria and South East Asia led global crypto adoption in 2020
Statista has found that one-in-three Nigerians held or used crypto assets during 2020. 4757 Total views 18 Total shares Data published by statistics firm Statista has revealed Nigeria is the leading country per capita for Bitcoin and cryptocurrency adoption, with nearly one in three survey respondents indicating they used or owned crypto assets in 2020.According…

Crypto influencer sentenced to 45 months in prison for wire fraud
“There was nothing funny about his use of a Seinfeldian company, Vandelay Industries, to carry out this fraud,” said US Attorney John Durham. Thomas John Sfraga, also known as “TJ Stone,” received 45 months in prison for wire fraud and was ordered to pay more than $1.3 million in forfeiture as part of a scheme