Ethereum and Bitcoin Recover While Lightchain AI Presale Nears End
Apr02

Ethereum and Bitcoin Recover While Lightchain AI Presale Nears End

This content is provided by a sponsor. PRESS RELEASE. The crypto market is buzzing with activity again. Ethereum and Bitcoin are rebounding from their recent dips, igniting excitement among crypto investors and blockchain enthusiasts. While these two powerhouse cryptocurrencies dominate the headlines, another opportunity looms for forward-thinking investors — the final stage of the Lightchain […] Powered by...

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Forbes ‘World’s Billionaire List’ Features 16 Crypto Moguls
Apr02

Forbes ‘World’s Billionaire List’ Features 16 Crypto Moguls

The 2025 list identifies 3,028 billionaires from across the world in a variety of industries, including crypto. Crypto Wealth Surge: 16 Digital Asset Billionaires Make Forbes 2025 List Nothing screams success like the word “billionaire,” and this year, the crypto industry has sixteen moguls worth ten figures on the Forbes “World’s Billionaire List” published on […] Powered by...

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Experts Warn: Africa’s High Crypto Adoption Rate Attracts Cybercriminals

Africa is facing a surge in cyberattacks where hackers hijack social media accounts of prominent figures and institutions to promote fake cryptocurrencies. Some experts recommend educational campaigns to teach users how to verify token promotions. Compromised Accounts Used in Crypto Fraud Promotions Africa faces a growing threat from hackers who are hijacking the social media […] Powered by...

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Lack of Disclosure on LUNA Costs Galaxy Digital $200 Million
Apr02

Lack of Disclosure on LUNA Costs Galaxy Digital $200 Million

Galaxy Digital, founded by Michael Novogratz, has agreed to pay $200 million in penalties to resolve allegations that it violated New York laws by promoting the cryptocurrency LUNA without disclosing its financial interests. Galaxy’s LUNA Disclosure Failure Violated NY Laws Michael Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital recently agreed to pay $200 million in penalties to resolve allegations […] Powered by...

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Advertising Banned on All Sites Blocked in Russia Starting September
Apr02

Advertising Banned on All Sites Blocked in Russia Starting September

If people insist that most things on the internet must remain ‘free’, the mechanisms that allow that to happen must continue too. Invariably that means more advertising alongside diminishing privacy, at least for those lucky enough to still have any left. Yet life could still be a lot worse, oddly enough by restrictions on advertising designed to hurt certain platforms while ensuring people are unable to profit from them. Blocking...

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