A crypto trader known as Sillytuna was violently assaulted and held captive by armed attackers who stole $24 million worth of cryptocurrency assets. The stolen funds were then moved across multiple blockchain networks including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Hyperliquid, and Bitcoin. This incident highlights the ongoing risks of physical security threats in the crypto trading community and the challenges in tracking stolen digital assets across different platforms. Authorities and the crypto community may increase efforts to improve safety and recovery mechanisms for such crimes.
Keith Meister, a board member of MGM Resorts International, purchased approximately $51.74 million worth of MGM shares between October 30 and November 2, increasing his stake by 32.6%. This insider buying followed a sharp decline in MGM's stock after...
Bitcoin price remained under $76,000 during Sunday trading after a nearly 3% drop over the past week, pressured by $1.28 billion in withdrawals from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs and ongoing selling in altcoins like NEAR, Bitcoin Cash, and Stellar. Despite ...
Leo Nelissen highlights that while dividend growth streaks can lead to initial outperformance, their ability to generate alpha diminishes after five years, making streak length a weak primary investment filter. His top-performing stocks like Comfort ...
Bitcoin continues to trade at a discount on US platforms like Coinbase, reflecting weaker American buying demand. Institutional trading volume on Coinbase Prime dropped sharply, signaling subdued participation from large investors. Market volatility ...
Bitcoin balances on major exchanges declined, continuing a trend of net outflows over the day, week, and month. Trading volumes also fell significantly across Asian, European, and US sessions, with Europe remaining the most active market despite an 8...
