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The Justice Department, CFTC and SEC may call him a market manipulator, but Avraham Eisenberg has no intention of backing down.

Also today, a top rapper is going to headline a virtual Super Bowl concert in the metaverse.

But rather awkwardly, bids are only being accepted in Ether... not DOGE.

Tron founder Justin Sun's claim that St. Maarten is adopting Tron's TRX as a legal tender seems to be stretching the facts by a fair bit.

Wybo Wiersma, a Dutchman living in the United Kingdom, had established a website called iotaseed.io, which apparently allowed people to generate a secure seed phrase.

Also today, Amateur rapper Heather Morgan has a new job — despite the fact she's awaiting trial on suspicion of attempting to launder Bitcoin worth billions.

On Wednesday, the S&P 500 shed 1.6% after gloomy economic data from the U.S. revealed that retail sales fell more than expected in December.

The Solana blockchain was one of the most successful "Ethereum killers" until its close connection to and support by Sam Bankman-Fried undercut trust.

The Lazarus Group is trying to move a large chunk of the $100 million stolen from the Harmony blockchain's cross-chain payments bridge in June.

Also today, two bits of good news for FTX's new management: They've recovered $5 billion in assets, and its customers' details are going to remain a secret.

Among crypto analysts, there is hope that maybe — just maybe — the crypto markets are turning a corner after a truly dismal year that was pockmarked by a slew of bankruptcies.

Justice Department scores a win in 'first-ever" crypto insider trading case, which the SEC is using as a test case to classify cryptocurrencies as securities.

CoinMarketCap data shows the best performers among the 20 biggest cryptocurrencies were Solana and Cardano — up 20% and 15% respectively compared with 24 hours ago.

While the entrepreneur has persistently denied that he's on the run, Kwon has refused to reveal his whereabouts over concerns for his safety.

Which World Cup football teams have their own fan tokens?

Plus — Nigerians are being told they can only withdraw $45 a day from cash machines... and it's got something to do with its struggling central bank digital currency.

A federal judge ruled that plaintiffs suing celebrity promoters of EMAX, which had lost 99.8% of its value, had not proven they saw and were influenced by the promotions.

A South Korean judge refused an arrest warrant for Daniel Shin, whose Terraform Labs issued the terraUSD stablecoin, whose $48 billion crash spread bankruptcies across the industry.