After the rough week, the NFT platform is set to relaunch, focusing on enhanced security and user compensation. The hack has reignited the debate about vulnerabilities and centralization in blockchain networks, but also effectively pushed Munchables to the top of the news.
As relations between the Russia and North Korean governments continue to cosy up, a Chainalysis investigation has found that since 2021, Russian crypto exchanges have been laundering stolen crypto used to fund the DPRK nuclear arms program.
North Korea is now the third-largest government Bitcoin holder, thanks to a $1.5 billion Bybit hack by its Lazarus Group. With 13,562 BTC, it surpasses Bhutan and El Salvador. Meanwhile, the U.S. and China still dominate bitcoin holdings also without any purchases made
North Korea is now the third-largest government Bitcoin holder, thanks to a $1.5 billion Bybit hack by its Lazarus Group. With 13,562 BTC, it surpasses Bhutan and El Salvador. Meanwhile, the U.S. and China still dominate bitcoin holdings also without any purchases made
After the rough week, the NFT platform is set to relaunch, focusing on enhanced security and user compensation. The hack has reignited the debate about vulnerabilities and centralization in blockchain networks, but also effectively pushed Munchables to the top of the news.
As relations between the Russia and North Korean governments continue to cosy up, a Chainalysis investigation has found that since 2021, Russian crypto exchanges have been laundering stolen crypto used to fund the DPRK nuclear arms program.
