A British investor named Chris recovered 61 bitcoin valued at around $4.5 million after losing access for over 12 years due to the collapse of the early UK exchange Intersango. The recovery was achieved by CEL Solicitors using a combination of blockchain tracing and historic documents proving ownership. The case highlights the challenges of reclaiming cryptocurrency from defunct custodial exchanges and the importance of maintaining detailed records. CEL also identified a wallet with over 5,500 BTC linked to former Intersango users, but further claims require proof of ownership and have not yet been publicly resolved.
AMC Entertainment's CEO Adam Aron publicly criticized Robinhood for listing tokenized stock products tied to AMC without the company's consent, calling the practice unlawful and harmful to shareholder rights. Robinhood defended its offering, stating ...
Bitcoin's price stabilized around $80,000 after failing to sustain a breakout above the $82,000 resistance level following a strong surge earlier in September. The market shows a balance between buyers and sellers with reduced trading volumes typical...
Uniswap V4 currently holds $59.1 million in tokenized-stock liquidity, capturing about 31% of the $192.6 million market and surpassing competitors like Kamino and Uniswap V3. This liquidity growth drives higher trading volumes and investor activity, ...
Pi Network has introduced new developer capabilities including local storage, staking data API, and file/video sharing to enhance app development. These upgrades aim to support more useful applications and improve user experience. The network targets...
Injective, a layer-1 blockchain focused on finance, announced plans to integrate native privacy features into its protocol, emphasizing privacy as a human right. This move aims to support institutional clients handling sensitive transactions and real...
