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  • Solana ecosystem attacked in multimillion pound hack

    August 3, 2022

    Solana suffered a major hack which led to more than $5.2m (£4.3m) in funds stolen and around 8000 wallets hit. The crypto ecosystem was attacked on Tuesday, apparently from a flaw in certain wallet software instead of the Solana blockchain itself, blockchain analytics company Elliptic said. The exact cause is not clear yet. “Engineers from [...]

  • Bitcoin rose in July amid crypto crash

    August 3, 2022

    In association with Luno Bitcoin has continued to establish itself above $20k this week, with the price hitting highs of more than $24k over the weekend. It’s since dropped back slightly, broadly staying in a zone between $22-23k as economic and geopolitical concerns continue to negatively impact traditional and crypto markets alike. On the whole, [...]

  • Self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright awarded just £1 in damages after winning libel lawsuit

    August 2, 2022

    A High Court judge has awarded an Australian cryptographer, Craig Wright –who claims to have invented Bitcoin – just £1 in damages, after the academic secured victory in a libel lawsuit against a YouTuber, who said he was lying about having invented the world’s most valuable cryptocurrency.   The award comes after the academic – who claims [...]

  • FCA’s new promotion rules will leave crypto firms in ‘regulatory limbo’, UK industry body warns

    August 2, 2022

    The Financial Conduct Authority’s crackdown on marketing of high-risk investments to consumers will leave crypto firms in “regulatory limbo”, the UK’s FinTech industry body warned. The FCA laid down stricter rules to deal with “misleading” ads that encourage investment in risky products and tighter requirements for companies doing so, but crypto was not included in [...]

  • £155.5m stolen from crypto firm Nomad

    August 2, 2022

    Crypto firm Nomad had $190m (£155.5m) in crypto stolen from it in a heist today. Hackers targeted Nomad’s “bridge” which allows crypto transfers between blockchains and stole £155.5m worth of users’ cryptocurrencies, crypto analytics firm PeckShield said, according to Reuters. Nomad tweeted it was “aware of the incident involving the Nomad token bridge” and that [...]

  • SEC charges 11 in international £254.6m crypto fraud scheme

    August 2, 2022

    The US Securities and Exchange Commission charged 11 people in a $300m (£254.6m) crypto fraud scheme that spanned multiple countries. The individuals were charged for being involved in creating and promoting the fraudulent crypto pyramid and Ponzi scheme which was called Forsage. The scheme netted more than £254.6m from millions of retail investors in the [...]

  • NFT cyber attacks on Discord have led to $22m losses since May  

    August 1, 2022

    Hackers have increasingly targeted NFT projects on social media platform Discord since May, causing $22m in losses.  Research by blockchain intelligence company TRM Labs found more than 100 reports of Discord channel hacks, with phishing attacks linked to NFT mining scams via compromised channels increasing.  Almost a dozen attacks to compromise accounts occurred in the [...]

  • Low-income crypto investors sold off holdings during crash

    August 1, 2022

    Low-income crypto investors sold off their holdings as the crypto crash swept across the industry, while wealthier investors held on to their portfolios. 46 per cent of crypto investors sold their holdings, with lower income individuals the most likely to do so, a survey by US-based intelligence company Civic Science found in a survey of [...]

  • UK courts could grant damages in cryptocurrency, Law Commission argues

    July 28, 2022

    British courts could award remedies like damages in cryptocurrencies, the Law Commission said in its Digital Assets Consultation paper today. “There is an arguable case for law reform to provide courts in England and Wales with the discretion to award a remedy (where traditionally denominated in money) denominated in certain crypto-tokens in appropriate cases,” the [...]

  • Crypto market faces more sell-offs and crashes with stablecoins particularly vulnerable, IMF says

    July 28, 2022

    Crypto could be further battered and experience more sell-offs and collapses, esepcially stablecoins, as the crypto crash hits the market, the International Monetary Fund said. “We could see further selloffs, both in crypto assets and in risky asset markets, like equities,” Tobias Adrian, Director of Monetary and Capital Markets for the IMF, said in an [...]

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