Core Scientific, One of the Largest Bitcoin Miners, Files for Bankruptcy Protection
The publicly traded miner filed for Chapter 11 at Southern District of Texas bankruptcy court.
The publicly traded miner filed for Chapter 11 at Southern District of Texas bankruptcy court.
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The security firm managed to avert a crypto robbery by simply paying a higher gas fee than the exploiter.
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Mask Network, a protocol that allows users to send encrypted messages and cryptocurrency transfers across social media, has acquired Pawoo.net, one of the largest Mastodon instances, according to a blog post.
Superhero assured its users that their funds are safe and that neither their personal data nor assets were provided to Swyftx.
The Indian central bank’s governor said on Wednesday that it’s not at war with crypto, but asserted that cryptocurrencies have no underlying fundamentals and their usage should be prohibited. RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das told a room packed with banking executives and lawmakers that crypto has a huge inherent risk to the macroeconomic and stability of … Read more
Core Scientific reportedly filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Texas owing to falling revenue and BTC prices.
A source told CNBC that bankruptcy proceedings would not impact operations.
Huawei’s Middle East region’s chief strategist outlined that networks have issues with throughput, rendering and download speeds that need solving.
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Ice phishing is a type of scam that exists only in Web3 and is a “considerable threat” to the crypto community, said the firm.
Peter Smith said the hardest thing to trace was the funds that enter the banking system.
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NFT gaming is at a similar stage to the early mobile gaming days, says a Magic Eden exec, while an analyst from Dune Analytics claims 58% of NFT trading volume this year has been wash trades.
The creditor committee expects to hear from Genesis and DCG by the end of the week.
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Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, foreigners have been leaving China in droves to escape the country’s strict “zero-COVID” restrictions, which had limited people’s domestic and overseas travel for nearly three years until rules began to relax recently. So when NetEase, the second-largest gaming company in China, said it had an expats-led studio working … Read more