Chinese Ethereum holder spends $6.8M to warn against mass mind control
A Chinese programmer sent about $6.8 million in ETH to burn addresses and donations, claiming corporations were using mind-control technology to enslave people. Go to Source
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A Chinese programmer sent about $6.8 million in ETH to burn addresses and donations, claiming corporations were using mind-control technology to enslave people. Go to Source
OpenSea has paused XP rewards for listing and bidding on collections in its new platform following feedback from the community. Go to Source
BTC price action lacks a trend, but a visit to $85,000 is on the cards if Bitcoin repeats its 2023 tricks, says new research. Go to Source
Hyperliquid launched HyperEVM on its layer-1 blockchain and unveiled a bug bounty program offering up to $1 million for security vulnerabilities. Go to Source
Elon Musk plans to send a Tesla Bot with Grok AI to Mars by late 2026. Go to Source
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency is “at the gates” of the SEC, according to reports. Go to Source
Pump.fun founder Alon expressed his outrage over the $4 billion collapse of the LIBRA token. Go to Source
South Korea has temporarily suspended DeepSeek downloads in the country, but existing users can still use the app if it was previously downloaded. Go to Source
Stablecoin giant Tether has agreed to help the Republic of Guinea explore the possibility of using blockchain and set up education programs on the technology. Go to Source
A minor move for Ethereum has outpaced the border crypto market while exchange balances have declined. Go to Source