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Bitcoin Magazine Nearly $352M Moved From Crypto Exchange Bitget Wallets in Suspected Hack Crypto exchange Bitget detected unauthorized transfers and has temporarily halted withdrawals. This post Nearly $352M Moved From Crypto Exchange Bitget Wallets in Suspected Hack first appeared on…
New York has sued Polymarket, alleging its US prediction market is an unlicensed gambling business operating across the state. On Sept. 24, Attorney General Letitia James asked a New York state court to stop QCX LLC, which operates as Polymarket…
The state wants to block Polymarket from operating without a gambling license and recover allegedly illegal gains.
Robert Kiyosaki thinks one of the biggest differences between rich and poor people can be heard in everyday conversation. The Rich Dad Poor Dad author says phrases such as “I can’t afford it,” “I’ll try,” and “the rich are greedy”…
The Fed proposed rules on putting last year's GENIUS Act into place with regulations, including those governing stablecoin yield programs.
Revolut customers, including thousands in Ireland, faced their second data incident this month. This time, a third-party provider, not Revolut’s own systems, was responsible. DriveWealth, the US broker that previously handled US stock trading for Revolut users, confirmed the breach…
Bitget has suspended withdrawals after unauthorized transfers drained about $351.6 million from a limited number of its hot and warm wallets. The crypto exchange detected the transfers at 18:31 UTC on Sept. 24 and activated its emergency response procedures within…
The Fed’s proposal would set capital requirements, a two-day redemption window and new reserve disclosures as regulators implement the GENIUS Act.
Bitcoin Magazine New York Sues Polymarket, Calling Prediction Market an Illegal Gambling Operation Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul allege Polymarket operates without a license in a new complaint. This post New York Sues Polymarket, Calling Prediction Market…
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen announced the hack shortly after independent researchers flagged unusual wallet movements.
The central bank opened two proposals for comment under the GENIUS Act, requiring issuers it supervises to back tokens fully with safe assets and creating an application process for banks seeking to issue stablecoins.
Bitget said unauthorized transfers affected a limited number of hot wallets, while cold wallets and most platform assets remained unaffected.
