Coinsecure to reimburse users affected in $3M theft—with a catch
Coinsecure announced that customers affected by the April cryptocurrency theft only have until June 30 to file their claims.
Coinsecure announced that customers affected by the April cryptocurrency theft only have until June 30 to file their claims.
The crypto currency markets began a slight recovery on Monday morning after a disastrous weekend, when BTC dropped below the $6,000 mark for the second time this year.
After experiencing a mini rally over the past few days, Friday saw familiar territory for cryptocurrencies as the vast majority of the top coins experienced steep losses.
Not only did the hack drag down the trading value of BTC, it also spiked up average transaction fees on the BTC chain.
Under the Federal Election Commission’s regulations, campaign donations to a candidate in the United States are capped at a $5,400 maximum.
An SEC official declared that cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH are not considered securities under federal regulations.
New research has confirmed the BTC market was manipulated in the run up to its all-time highs in 2017, accounting for as much as 50% of the price growth over the period.
One of Andy Warhol’s most internationally renowned pieces of art, 14 Small Electric Chairs, will be the subject of a cryptocurrency art auction.
The hacker reportedly stole personal information from over 26 million users, and has posted the information in a public server.
Hilmi Git was indicted on charges of using hundreds of credit cards in 20,000 fraudulent transactions, and then laundering the money using BTC.
Ark Innovation ETF has divested a substantial part of its BTC holdings, citing regulatory as well as tax concerns.
Tether, which trades at around 1:1 with the U.S. dollar, has just printed a quarter of a billion USDT tokens, according to the Omni Explorer.