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Over 30 million USD were reported to have been stolen from the decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Grim Finance, after hackers have exploited a vulnerability in the platform. The attack happens a week after the Singapore- based Crypto Exchange AscendEX was hacked for some 77 million USD...

I know it's business as usual,that's the part I find so disturbing. It shouldn't be this way, but it is, obviously.

That is a beautiful, beautiful place, Pekelo!

They really messed up. You'd think that after all the hacks that have already happened they'd take it more seriously, but no.

India hasn't banned cryptos yet, as far as I know?

Russia, which has long been pretty unwelcoming to cryptos, has plans to fully ban them. This became clear from recent official reports by Reuters, who cited two different anonymous sources connected to the country’s financial regulator. According to these reports, the main motivation behind the...

How I wish I could have seen her in real life, not just on video. What was she like?

Do you guys think it will rally past 50k again before the end of the year?

Beautiful creature. It's gone now but it inspired and gave hope to so many, and that's such a wonderful thing.

That is a pretty significant find. I wonder if it's in liquid form though,

I agree. It happens much more often than it should - frankly, it shouldn't be happening at all - and I find that very disturbing.

AscendAE, which is based in Singapore and was previously known as Bitmax, announced that they got hacked – apparently a hacker gained access to one of their hot wallets and made off with some 77 million US dollars. According to a statement by the company, the exchange then transferred assets...

I think only the traders who were actively involved in the sharing of information are guilty, of course.

It had not occurred to me to do that before. Thank you for the pointer!

Some people are truly quite odd.

A lot of thinking probably wasn't involved here to be honest.

Wait, brain control? What do they mean by that?

The UK authorities are not happy with eToro at the moment. The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) recently cracked down on them for running cryptocurrency ads (together with Coinbase). The ASA talked of the ads as being misleading and irresponsible, for both platforms, while stating that...

Bitcoin has already crashed and then rallied back up again. At this point I don't think anyone is surprised by it crashing.

...How does he sleep? That's what I am wondering.