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Cryptocurrency Alert: 1679 BTC Transferred from Bittrex to an Unknown Wallet
According to reports, data shows that 1679 BTC (worth approximately $49177363) has been transferred from Bittrex to an unknown wallet.
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1679 BTC Worth $49 Million Transferred from Bittrex to Unknown Wallet: What Could Be the Reason?
According to reports, data shows that 1679 BTC (worth approximately $49177363) has been transferred from Bittrex to an unknown wallet.
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Binance.US Achieves Record High Weekly Trading Volume: What Does This Mean for the Crypto Industry?
According to reports, CZ, the CEO of Binance, a crypto trading platform, said that the weekly trading volume of Binance. US (excluding Binance) reached a record high of 41% of Coin
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Zhou Xiaochuan: Don’t worry about “winner take all” in digital currency. The situation will change greatly every three to five years
According to reports, Zhou Xiaochuan, Vice Chairman of the Boao Forum for Asia and former Governor of the Central Bank, stated at the sub forum of the 2023 annual meeting of the Bo
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EOA Account Transfers Funds to Tornado Cash: What Does It Mean?
According to reports, according to CertiK monitoring, the EOA account address 0x0E0EA0DAed97f36149eab4291D75C9136121B087 has transferred funds to Tornado Cash. The EOA wallet has r
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Security company: Counterfeit versions of WhatsApp and Telegram applications are attempting to steal cryptocurrency
On March 20th, ESET Research, a network security research company, discovered that criminals were using counterfeit Telegram and WhatsApp applications containing malicious software to attempt to steal cryptocurrency. Interpretation of this information: The reputation of cryptocurrency has been marred by security concerns. According to a recent discovery by ESET Research, criminals are now targeting cryptocurrency by using counterfeit versions of popular messaging apps, such as Telegram and WhatsApp. These fake apps contain malicious software, which is designed to infiltrate the user’s device and steal their cryptocurrency. This discovery is alarming…
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The stolen Impostors Genesis Aliens # 8827 was sold on OpenSea
According to reports, PeckShieldAlert data showed that the previously stolen Impostors Genesis Aliens # 8827 was sold on OpenSea in the NFT market. Interpretation of this information: The world of digital currency is evolving and expanding at an unprecedented pace, and the emergence of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) is a testament to this. NFTs are unique digital assets that are sold and traded in the market, allowing collectors to own one-of-a-kind items. The NFT market has gained significant attention in recent years, with famous artists, musicians, and athletes venturing into the…
