WonderFi CEO kidnapped and forced to pay $1M ransom: Report
WonderFi CEO Dean Skurka reportedly said in an email that he is “safe” now and that no company funds and data were impacted.
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Donald Trump picks crypto-friendly JD Vance as running mate
The Ohio senator reported holding up to $250,000 worth of Bitcoin in 2022 and has supported specific pro-crypto legislation.

Crypto Payments Firm Circle Closes Acquisition of Crowdfunding Platform SeedInvest
Goldman Sachs-backed cryptocurrency finance firm Circle announced that it closed the acquisition of SeedInvest, a crowdfunding platform and registered operator of a broker-dealer. The news was reported via a post on Coinbase’s official blog published March 4.Cointelegraph first reported about the ongoing acquisition in October last year, noting that the deal will enable Circle to…

Binance Coin (BNB) hits a new all-time high one day before its token burn
Over the past 6 months, Binance Coin (BNB) has been quietly rallying higher, gaining 189% during this period and notching a new all-time high at $46.90 on Jan. 18. This price peak happened just one day before its quarterly token burn, leading investors to question whether or not BNB price will move higher once the…

Bitcoin MACD prints first bullish BTC price signal since October 2023
Bitcoin indicator data suggests a stronger long-term picture than the current BTC price rejection from $69,000 would have traders believe.

Binance.US Opens Doors to Florida Crypto Traders
Eligible residents of Florida can now register to use the Binance.US digital asset marketplace. Binance.US, the United States branch of major crypto exchange Binance, just announced it would be making its services available to Florida residents.According to an Aug. 24 update on the Binance.US website, the digital asset marketplace will now be allowing Floridians to…

States likely to adopt Bitcoin reserves first: Report
States are likely to adopt Bitcoin (BTC) reserves before the US federal government does, Senator Cynthia Lummis reportedly said on Feb. 28 during the Bitcoin Investor Week conference in New York. “My bets are that you’ll see a state have a Bitcoin strategic reserve before the federal government,” Lummis said, according to a Bloomberg report.

Judge in SBF’s criminal case proposes gag order, citing attempt to ‘influence public opinion’
The proposal followed a complaint filed by U.S. authorities alleging Sam Bankman-Fried had leaked Caroline Ellison’s private journals in an attempt to interfere with the trial. 152 Total views 1 Total shares The federal judge overseeing the criminal case against former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) may consider a proposed order preventing all involved parties…