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80 Chinese crypto influencer accounts shut down in latest crackdown

The accounts had over 8 million in combined followers before they were removed.

80 Chinese crypto influencer accounts shut down in latest crackdown

The accounts had over 8 million in combined followers before they were removed.

Coinbase to upsize debt repurchase by $30M

The exchange will repurchase a total of $180 million in 2031 senior notes.

Visa taps into Solana to widen USDC payment capability

The global payments firm has expanded its stablecoin settlement capability to include USDC tokens issued on the Solana blockchain.

Visa taps into Solana to widen USDC payment capability

The global payments firm has expanded its stablecoin settlement capability to include USDC tokens issued on the Solana blockchain.

El Salvador to introduce Bitcoin education in schools by 2024

The nonprofit and NGO Mi Primer Bitcoin partnered with the Ministry of Education of El Salvador to include Bitcoin in its curriculum.

40% of crypto trading platforms are decentralized: World Federation of Exchanges

The World Federation of Exchanges noted that retail demand is higher for crypto products, but there’s a lack of awareness around investor protection.

40% of crypto trading platforms are decentralized: World Federation of Exchanges

The World Federation of Exchanges noted that retail demand is higher for crypto products, but there’s a lack of awareness around investor protection.

40% of crypto trading platforms are decentralized: World Federation of Exchanges

The World Federation of Exchanges noted that retail demand is higher for crypto products, but there’s a lack of awareness around investor protection.

Tether’s Ardoino says it’s now a top buyer of US Treasury bills, holds $72.5B

The amount of exposure places Tether in the top 22 biggest holders of U.S. Treasury bills, ranking above countries like Spain, Mexico, Australia and the United Arab Emirates.

Crypto lawyer Irina Heaver on death threats, lawsuit predictions: Hall of Flame

Irina Heaver moved to crypto after she could no longer “sit in the boardroom listening to that corporate bullshit.“

Crypto lawyer Irina Heaver on death threats, lawsuit predictions: Hall of Flame

“I live in Switzerland. I have guns at home. Anybody who shows up at my home with violent intentions risks being literally shot at,” Heaver warns altcoiners who send her death threats online.

Speaking to Magazine, Heaver explains that she blames memecoin founders for fueling the fiery users on Crypto Twitter.

“I mean, there’s so much responsibility on these community leaders and altcoin leaders. They’re egging on their followers to send threats and intimidate people,” Heaver declares.

As a prominent crypto lawyer in Dubai and Switzerland, Heaver has 41,200 followers — more than your average lawyer. Though not as famous as your Buterins and Heilperns, it’s still fairly impressive considering she has a care-free attitude toward it:

“If somehow they cancel me, I will continue posting on LinkedIn because I have a huge following on LinkedIn.”

Crypto lawyer Irina Heaver on death threats, lawsuit predictions: Hall of Flame

“I live in Switzerland. I have guns at home. Anybody who shows up at my home with violent intentions risks being literally shot at,” Heaver warns altcoiners who send her death threats online.

Speaking to Magazine, Heaver explains that she blames memecoin founders for fueling the fiery users on Crypto Twitter.

“I mean, there’s so much responsibility on these community leaders and altcoin leaders. They’re egging on their followers to send threats and intimidate people,” Heaver declares.

As a prominent crypto lawyer in Dubai and Switzerland, Heaver has 41,200 followers — more than your average lawyer. Though not as famous as your Buterins and Heilperns, it’s still fairly impressive considering she has a care-free attitude toward it:

“If somehow they cancel me, I will continue posting on LinkedIn because I have a huge following on LinkedIn.”

Crypto lawyer Irina Heaver on death threats, lawsuit predictions: Hall of Flame

Irina Heaver moved to crypto after she could no longer “sit in the boardroom listening to that corporate bullshit.“

Crypto lawyer Irina Heaver on death threats, lawsuit predictions: Hall of Flame

Irina Heaver moved to crypto after she could no longer “sit in the boardroom listening to that corporate bullshit.“

Crypto lawyer Irina Heaver on death threats, lawsuit predictions: Hall of Flame

Irina Heaver moved to crypto after she could no longer “sit in the boardroom listening to that corporate bullshit.“

Crypto lawyer Irina Heaver on death threats, lawsuit predictions: Hall of Flame

“I live in Switzerland. I have guns at home. Anybody who shows up at my home with violent intentions risks being literally shot at,” Heaver warns altcoiners who send her death threats online.

Speaking to Magazine, Heaver explains that she blames memecoin founders for fueling the fiery users on Crypto Twitter.

“I mean, there’s so much responsibility on these community leaders and altcoin leaders. They’re egging on their followers to send threats and intimidate people,” Heaver declares.

As a prominent crypto lawyer in Dubai and Switzerland, Heaver has 41,200 followers — more than your average lawyer. Though not as famous as your Buterins and Heilperns, it’s still fairly impressive considering she has a care-free attitude toward it:

“If somehow they cancel me, I will continue posting on LinkedIn because I have a huge following on LinkedIn.”

Jack Dorsey’s ₿trust acquires African Bitcoin organization Qala

As part of the acquisition, Qala is rebranding as the ₿trust Builders Programme, aiming to drive development and education across the Global South.

Nima Capital goes dark after dumping 9M SYN tokens, community calls it VC rug

The VC firm had received a grant from the project in return for locking $40 million worth of liquidity in SYN.

Crypto collapses generate hundreds of millions of dollars for lawyers

Lack of cryptocurrency regulations have made the legal work on crypto bankruptcies more difficult and expensive, FTX lawyers said.

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