Polymarket, the crypto-based prediction market platform, is facing its most serious credibility crisis yet after a Wall Street Journal investigation revealed the company paid a network of social media creators to stage fake winning bets on replica versions of its website — targeting American users it is legally prohibited from serving. The Scope of the Campaign The Wall Street Journal …
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Ethereum Layer 2 protocol Taiko confirmed a serious security breach on Monday …
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Michael Saylor stated in a post on X that Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings …
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Franklin Templeton filed proposals with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) …
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Bitcoin Network Activity Nears All-Time Highs — But 80% of Transactions Are Worth Less Than $6,000
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Coinbase’s Ethereum Layer 2 network Base has confirmed June 25 as the …
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Web3 marketing agencies are everywhere. The ones that move TVL and on-chain …
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Prediction markets leader Kalshi has quietly begun engaging investment banks about a …
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Morgan Stanley has taken another step toward launching its spot Ethereum and …
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The custody firm is offering exchanges and fintechs a compliance bridge just …
