German government has sold a whopping 5200 bitcoins in a single day. This is more than 52-percent of what they previously had in their wallet.
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iGaming Platform BC.GAME Signs $40 Million Deal to Become Principal Partner of Leicester City
Biggest bitcoin liquidation event since FTX collapse
The latest on-chain data confirms that yesterday marked the date for second largest bitcoin liquidation event in entire history of bitcoin – just after the FTX collapse that happened way back in November of 2022.
Kidnappers demand $2M in USDT
Some horrible news is coming out of China involving cryptocurrency and kidnapping. Two Chinese employees, Sun and Xia, from a medical company were kidnapped and killed in the Philippines.
Travala to discontinue BNB Beacon Chain support
BNB chain was first launched with BEP2 protocol, which was not compatible with Ethereum virtual machines, more popular known as simply EVMs. Binance then launched BNB BEP20 chain that allowed projects to move to EVM-compatible to their chain.
Free Blockchain domain now claimable
Blockchain wallet is one of oldest and most popular wallets for storing cryptocurrency out there. Today, they have rolled out an update that lets you claim free blockchain domain.
Waves and OmiseGO delisted by Binance
Massive news coming in from #1 crypto currency exchange in the world – Binance has announced it would be delisting four crypto projects from its platform. This includes Waves, OmiseGO, NEM and and Wrapped NXM.
US Department of Justice to make Bitcoin software development illegal
Cryptocurrency industry continues to evolve and there has been ample collaboration between various regulars and innovators, but Joe Biden’s Department of Justice has decided to make all activities related to bitcoin’s software development.
BASE cryptocurrency is centralized and requires KYC
If you casually printing on coins and tokens on BASE cryptocurrency, well, we got bad news for you. KYC is mandatory and no-one has been able to bypass the KYC requirement when bridging off BASE. In other words, moving your funds from BASE to another cryptocurrency is not possible unless you do full KYC.
Apple MacBook M1, M2, M3 are vulnerable to hackers.
There is a vulnerability in all MacBooks, including MacBook Air and MacBook Pro that allows hackers to steal cryptocurrency wallet keys. This vulnerability affects any Mac that runs on Apple M1, M2 or M3 chip, so basically all Macs released in last four years.