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Ishan Wahi is accused of sharing confidential information about when the exchange was planning to list coins with his brother and a business associate.

"We'll continue to evaluate this space carefully, and we will consider moving forward at the appropriate time when we have more clarity on the overall opportunity," Tinder's parent firm says.

Also today, two huge hacks hit Nomad and Solana — and all told, as much as $200 million may have been stolen.

Also today, Kim Kardashian's pushing to get an Ethereum Max lawsuit dismissed — we'll tell you what her lawyers are saying

The exact cause of this exploit remains unknown, but analysts believe that a flaw in wallet software may be to blame, rather than issues with the Solana blockchain itself.

Vlad Tenev admitted that an earlier reduction of 9% of Robinhood's staff "did not go far enough," and the company has been affected by a further deterioration of the macro environment.

"We added ApeCoin and Euro Coin because customers of our luxury merchant partners asked for it. They asked, and we delivered," BitPay's CEO says.

Kim K's lawyers added that the plaintiffs cannot prove that she was actually compensated in EMAX tokens, or whether she had bought or sold this cryptocurrency at the time.

This latest attack means more than $1 billion has been stolen through bridge exploits so far this year, with Ronin Network and Horizon targeted in recent months.

The Bitcoin evangelist will become executive chairman of the company effective next Monday — a newly created role.

Also today — years after the ICO craze — jail sentences are starting to be handed down to criminals who conned investors out of millions.

Also today, Bitcoin clocks its best monthly performance since October — CMC's head of research explains why there's momentum in the markets.

Muse's past six albums have raced to the top of the U.K. charts — also performing well in Australia, Europe and the U.S.

A judge has now ruled some of the evidence submitted by Wright was "straightforwardly false in almost every material aspect" — and in other cases, his evidence was "vague and unimpressive."

Years after the initial coin offering craze, jail sentences are starting to be handed down to criminals who conned investors out of millions.

Unbeknown to her, the 40-year-old had actually hired an FBI special agent to commit the killing — and the crypto transactions were used as evidence.

CoinMarketCap's head of research describes Bitcoin's bounce as a "much-awaited relief rally."

Despite the fact he's willing to split the loot with the council running the landfill, it's refusing to budge — and based on what one spokesperson said, it seems it wants him to stop trying.