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In brief Circle and Tether froze a wallet tied to the Bitget hack, blacklisting roughly 99,990 USDC and 218,023 USDT (~$318,000) at the contract level; Circle acted at 05:00 UTC Friday, with Tether following via its multisig hours later. The wallet’s ~170 ETH stayed untouched—issuers can freeze their own tokens but not Ethereum—and trackers show other exploiter addresses still hold 63,000+ ETH beyond reach. It’s a small dent in a breach pegged at roughly $387 million, with Lazarus Group a suspected culprit and Bitget’s $464 million protection fund set to cover losses. Circle and Tether have frozen a wallet linked…
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A small Christian college founded by controversial, self-described “libertarian theocrat” and “Christian nationalist” pastor Doug Wilson claims in a new lawsuit that officials in Moscow, Idaho, are using the city’s zoning code to discriminate against its religious mission. In a…
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On a November afternoon in 1967, at a hall in Roskilde, Denmark, a panel of the most celebrated left-wing intellectuals in the world delivered a unanimous verdict at the second session of its “International War Crimes Tribunal”: the United States government was perpetrating a genocide against the people of Vietnam. The event was organised by Bertrand Russell, and Jean-Paul Sartre had spent months building the legal case. The tribunal’s investigators had made five fact-finding trips to Vietnam, where they collected testimony and documents, and assembled reports on everything from the origins of American intervention to the use of fragmentation bombs…
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In brief Morgan Stanley has joined the NEXTPredict summit in New York as a strategic partner and will lead a panel on institutional capital.…
CPJ joined civil society organizations in a letter to the U.S. Senate on September 23, urging senators to co-sponsor and vote “yes” on Sen.…
KelpDAO filed a lawsuit against LayerZero and its co-founder, blaming the universal bridge protocol for the largest exploit of this year, which drained $292…
It’s that time of year again in the United States. The days start to draw in, the leaves start to fall, and the tax…
Litecoin , the cryptocurrency considered silver to bitcoin’s gold, and one that’s often missing from day-to-day crypto discussions, has bucked the broader market weakness…
US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $191 million Thursday as daily inflows slowed for a third day, lifting year-to-date net flows to $787 million. Read…
Bitcoin traded just above $84,000 on Friday, flat over 24 hours after falling below that level on Wednesday, CoinDesk data show. Most major tokens…
Samourai Wallet co-founder Keonne Rodriguez faces another prison transfer after the drug treatment program at FCI McKean was deactivated, he said Wednesday.Rodriguez said on…
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said it would make AI, tokenization and other emerging technologies relevant to finance a new supervisory priority…
Researchers at the cryptography research firm Alloc Init have proposed a system for bringing Zcash-style private transfers to Bitcoin without requiring a soft fork. The…
She described the breach as the digital version of slipping forged withdrawal slips through a bank’s own teller window. The vault keys never left…
Anthony Albanese said governments must help shape AI’s development, after revealing earlier that an OpenAI agent accessed non-public files on an Australian Medicare data…
