Binance says it covered $6.34 billion hack; verification pending
Binance says it has filled the $6.34 billion hole, but customers are still waiting for proof.

The most common crypto scams and how to spot them: fake investment platforms, Ponzi schemes, phishing, fake “advisors” and airdrops that ask for your seed phrase. Plus the biggest exchange hacks and practical rules to keep your money safe.
Binance says it has filled the $6.34 billion hole, but customers are still waiting for proof.

How quickly can a suspicious USDT transfer be detected before the money changes hands again?

Have you worked with Axis Robotics’ virtual robotic arm? It’s time to check your AXIS.

What happens when an app on your iPhone can read another app’s secrets?

Coinbase is moving under U.S. federal banking supervision, without gaining the powers of an ordinary bank.

An airdrop with no points and no waiting for a new token, but with games that call for caution.

The stolen XRP has started to move, but swapping it into Bitcoin doesn’t mean it has already been turned into cash.

What happens when the person with access to an investigation’s data uses the credentials to drain the wallets?

Want to take part in the Ink airdrop without paying for moves that might not count?

The balance you see in the app doesn’t guarantee that your crypto is sitting there ready to withdraw.

What happens when attackers don’t drain customer accounts, but use the bank’s own account instead?

How far can a fake job offer go when the candidate works on a crypto exchange’s wallets?

Points from bets that convert into DUEL, but with a real cost until you get there.
