Screen actors and sports stars copped most of the backlash for 2022’s crypto endorsements, while soccer legends appear to have gotten away with it.
Celebs who got burned endorsing crypto and those that got away with it [cointelegraph]


Screen actors and sports stars copped most of the backlash for 2022’s crypto endorsements, while soccer legends appear to have gotten away with it.

Judge Martin Glenn found the terms of use for the Earn program “unambiguous,” and besides that, treating account holders as unsecured creditors was more equitable.

They appear to have authorized a malicious DApp to transfer their tokens, leading the assets to be drained immediately.

The partnership hopes to bring the metaverse directly into the living rooms of viewers.

Genesis interim CEO Derar Islim has sent a second letter to clients to say the crypto lender is working on its liquidity issues resulting from the FTX collapse, but they’re not there yet.

With no leadership elected to the House of Representatives, efforts to address fraud allegations at FTX or legislate crypto may be delayed indefinitely.

According to Cake DeFi, users can now verify both assets and liabilities through its website.

From Donald Trump’s trading cards to Tai Lopez’s peculiar NFT collection, 2022 marked another year of poorly thought-out NFT drops by big names.

The wallet address of RTFKT’s chief operating officer got drained of its NFTs through a phishing scam.

Bitcoin and multi-asset investment products saw inflows amounting to $287 million and $209 million last year, according to a report from CoinShares.