Stolen crypto from Atomic Wallet users are already on the move to mixers, according to Elliptic.
Atomic Wallet hacker sends crypto to mixer used by Lazarus Group: Elliptic [cointelegraph]


Stolen crypto from Atomic Wallet users are already on the move to mixers, according to Elliptic.

Amid regulatory uncertainty, the approval has been seen as a small win for the United States crypto market and institutional investors.

Coinbase Chief Legal Office Paul Grewal reiterated that the “U.S. is falling behind” and is at risk of driving jobs, innovation and investment overseas.

With its latest suit against Binance, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission has now labeled at least 61 cryptocurrencies as securities, affecting $100 billion worth of tokens on the market.

The tech giant finally dropped details of its new pricey mixed-reality headset during the Worldwide Developers Conference, though it made no mention of the word “metaverse.”

United States Attorney Damian Williams says the lies of the former Minnesota Vikings co-owner exposed the U.S. financial system to “serious risk.”

New details revealed in the SEC complaint could explain why Brian Brooks abruptly stepped down as CEO of Binance.US in 2021, a crypto lawyer suggests.

The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange has been hit with an SEC suit that many saw coming, but the details will be studied closely.

Binance betrayed our interests with its decision to delist privacy coins. In the long run, it may mean that users leave Binance in the dust.

There is no shortage of regulatory efforts to mitigate the negative impacts of artificial intelligence.