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When an error like this happens in traditional banking, money can usually be easily returned. When it happens in crypto, you have to rely on the goodwill of others to get it back.

But on the bright side, new research suggests how to avoid volatility when you're buying and selling BTC.

Since 2017, the world's biggest cryptocurrency has ended every September in negative territory, data from Coinglass shows.

Arcane Research examined how the world's biggest cryptocurrency has fared in the year to date — segregating returns on three key timezones.

In a new court filing, Celsius lawyers said they wanted to unlock $50 million in crypto that shouldn't form part of the bankruptcy proceedings.

Some security experts fear this tool could be used to add crypto scams and phishing links into tweets that go viral.

Saylor hasn’t publicly addressed the AG's lawsuit yet, but we can imagine that his lawyers will have to come up with something better than "I lost my Bitcoin in a boating accident. Tax that."

Also today, a top crypto lawyer who was secretly recorded in embarrassing videos steps back from high-profile class action lawsuits.

It's the latest big name to back Ethereum's Proof-of-Stake blockchain, with Tether and Circle also pledging to embrace the newly upgraded chain.

The lawyer, who is a founding partner at Roche Freedman, was caught on camera describing juries as "10 idiots" — and boasting that he "sues half the companies in the industry."

The court filings allege Saylor has been "bragging" to confidants about his tax affairs since at least 2012 — and told friends they were "fools" if they didn't do the same.

MicroStrategy is also being sued — and local officials say the total amount of funds they're seeking to recover could exceed $100 million.

Also today, it took seven months for Crypto.com to realize they'd sent a customer $10.5 million instead of $100.

Also on today's CoinMarketRecap podcast with Connor Sephton, El Salvador's Bitcoin bonds are delayed yet again — and some experts think they'll never launch at all.

The WSJ cited figures from the stablecoin issuer's own website that showed it had $67.7 billion in reported assets — and $67.5 billion in liabilities.

Proof of Stake documents Buterin's essays before and during the rise of Ethereum — and an official website suggests the book may criticize his fellow co-founders.

A law that will allow the Bitcoin-backed bonds to proceed hasn't been approved yet — and "two to three months" of further work would be needed after that.

It took the exchange seven months to realize that this colossal error had been made — and for most of this year, Crypto.com has been battling to get the money back.