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Security researchers are issuing an urgent alert about a new malware attack that's targeting Android users' bank accounts.

Even if you’re not an avid ‘Cosmonaut,’ you’re probably familiar with Sunny Aggarwal, the co-founder of Osmosis Labs. With an infectious smile and upbeat personality, Sunny’s name is surprisingly apt. He’s the type of person whose deep intellect, quick wit, and unbridled passion light up the spaces around him. We were scheduled to meet at […]

Bitcoin has shown excep strength, trading at .$63,667.93, and analysts say that it could reach $73,000 in the upcoming weeks. The crypto, corrected

Sentiment towards BNB turns bearish despite the altcoin's attempts to breakout.

Consensys’ legal battle with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has brought to light significant revelations regarding the SEC’s position on Ether. According to a report by Fox Business producer Eleanor Terret, the SEC and its chair, Gary Gensler, held the belief that Ether constituted a security, at least for a certain period. Terret, referencing court documents filed by Consensys on April 29, stated that the SEC and Gensler “appear to have believed for at least a year” that Ether was an “unregistered security trading out of compliance with current federal regulations.” This disclosure follows Consensys’ submission of

Justin Sun's massive deposit in Swell L2 dominates liquid restaking, signaling a shift in crypto investment trends.

The testing version of the ckETH minter on Internet Computer (ICP) mainnet has been upgraded, now featuring the Sepolia version of the USDC token.