Irish authorities, with Europol's help, have recovered an additional 500 BTC from wallets linked to convicted drug trafficker Clifton Collins, bringing the total seized to 1,500 BTC. These Bitcoins were purchased with proceeds from cannabis sales and were long thought inaccessible due to lost private keys. The recovery highlights advanced law enforcement techniques combining cybercrime expertise and blockchain tracing. Despite these recoveries, about 4,500 BTC linked to Collins remain in dormant wallets under investigation.
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Pepeto, a new Ethereum-based cryptocurrency, is about to debut on Binance after raising $10.37 million in its presale, signaling strong investor interest. The project offers a fully built DeFi platform, addressing utility gaps that Cardano has strugg...
Bitcoin approached $62,000, with Ether and Solana leading gains amid a strong short squeeze and optimism over the Federal Reserve's interest rate outlook. Ether rose nearly 10% weekly, Solana surged 18.6%, and XRP also gained. The rally was fueled by...
Zcash has launched its Ironwood testnet upgrade featuring two independent consensus implementations from Valar Group and Zcash Foundation. The upgrade significantly improves wallet performance, reducing migration times from 15 minutes to about 2.5 mi...
