Bitfinex repays part of Tether loan, but has to deal with new problem
$200 million of the $700-million loan have now been paid, but a DDoS attack has cramped the exchange’s operations.
$200 million of the $700-million loan have now been paid, but a DDoS attack has cramped the exchange’s operations.
From central bank digital currency to more regulatory oversight, the crypto space continues moving forward.
A court in the U.K. ordered Bitfinex to seize the tokens following an extortion scam which saw the victim paying $950,000 in BTC.
England is looking into digital currencies, India to explore blockchain in securities and Turkish city developing digital currency and more in this week’s edition
A review of some of the top stories in the crypto space throughout the past week
Three different lawsuits accusing the companies of price manipulation could join forces.
The rumor that the transaction came from the Tulip Trust III began when a fake tweet from whale_alerts claiming that Dr. Wright had moved 1 billion BTC.
The plaintiffs suing Bitfinex and Tether for manipulating values have updated their lawsuit.
Granted a subpoena, Bitfinex will be able to dig into Crypto Capital’s records and obtain documents that will help determine where at least some of the money is.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex, along with stablecoin provider Tether, have been pulling out all the tricks it can to try to prevent an investigation against them by the New York Attorney General’s Office (NYAGO) to proceed.
Tether-linked exchange Bitfinex was dealt a fresh blow after plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit refused to amend their complaint of BTC price manipulation.
The Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange, already involved in one class-action lawsuit, will now have to defend itself against another one.