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Bitcoin no longer crypto of choice for illicit crypto activity: TRM Labs

Bitcoin no longer crypto of choice for ill...

While fiat channels remain the dominant tool for criminal financing, Bitcoin appears to have fallen out of favor for criminals as far as crypt...

Voyager to pay $1.1 million in legal fees incurred in April

Voyager to pay $1.1 million in legal fees ...

Certain members holding high positions within the firm bill an hourly rate exceeding $2,000 for their professional services.

EU finalizes controversial smart contract kill switch rules under Data Act

EU finalizes controversial smart contract ...

The Data Act was first proposed in early 2022 and passed by the European Parliament on March 14.

KuCoin crypto exchange to introduce mandatory KYC in July

KuCoin crypto exchange to introduce mandat...

KuCoin’s Know Your Customer checks will require new users to complete identity verification to access all services, while existing non-KYC use...

Shein’s charm offensive is off to a rocky start

Shein’s charm offensive is off to a rocky ...

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Ethereum price won’t see $2K anytime soon, market data suggests

Ethereum price won’t see $2K anytime soon,...

Weak derivatives metrics, and declining TVL and DApps use, put Ethereum bears in a better position to keep ETH price below $2,000.

Comics beyond sight

Comics beyond sight

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Welcome to the big blimp boom

Welcome to the big blimp boom

Floating is the new flying, at least according to a handful of companies focused on building futuristic blimps, airships, and hot-air balloons...

The forgotten history of highway photologs

The forgotten history of highway photologs

On May 10, 1985, a tricked-out van drove south on US Route 1 in Pawcatuck, Connecticut, on a sunny spring day. Every .01 miles, a 35-millimet...