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North Korea has relied on cryptocurrency theft as a consistent funding mechanism for years.
After more than a decade of accusations, the company claims it will submit to a legitimate review of its finances.
It would be a bipartisan action at a very partisan time.
Resolv Labs was allegedly compromised by someone who got their hands on private AWS keys.
Meanwhile, some companies have abandoned crypto entirely to focus on the higher profits available in AI.
Code is law, some say. That doesn't mean normal laws do not apply.
Justin Sun has been eager to promote crypto offerings related to the President.
The theft initially grabbed attention over reports that the son of an executive in charge of the crypto stash was involved.
The preference for bitcoin as a long-term store of value was referred to as the most dominant response in the recent Bitcoin Policy Institute report at 79.1%.
The "digital gold" narrative is getting a stress test.
The digital equivalent of snatching coins from someone's outstretched hands.
One critic replied simply "go away."