Lord Miles’ X account claims the YouTuber is in a Saudi jail but crypto sleuths suspect he may have rigged the bet to fail. Source link
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Crypto bros tracking BTC’s price against re-releases of the McDonald’s McRib got a little too excited about a false report this week. Source link
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Venture capitalist Naval Ravikant has plenty of conflicts of interest in claiming that Zcash is somehow insurance against BTC. Source link
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Even though Sam Bankman-Fried is in prison, a BTC wallet controlled by Alameda Research deposited about $30M into Binance last week. Source link
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Synnax Labs claims PeckShield overlooked an attack vector in its audit that was linked to the $1.7 million hack of Abracadabra. Source link
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Michael Saylor has been particularly optimistic about expanding STRC domestically and abroad, yet his STRC ATM sales to date are $0. Source link
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Brad Garlinghouse spoke with a senior validator on the XRP Ledger to explain why institutions are still dissatisfied with privacy tooling. Source link
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Kalshi and Polymarket are paying accounts with thousands of followers to promote them to their audiences and display their affiliate badge. Source link
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While leading BlockFi, Zac Prince advertised rates on Circle’s USD stablecoin of 7.5%. Now at Galaxy One, he’s advertising 8% APY on USD. Source link
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FC Barcelona’s official Instagram account was hacked to promote a phony crypto project that pulled in $3.5M in volume. Source link