As we look back at 2022, let us remember the lives and legacies of the crypto MFs who lied, cheated and cost the the industry billions of dollars.
As we look back at 2022, let us remember the lives and legacies of the crypto MFs who lied, cheated and cost the the industry billions of dollars.
From LUNA lunatic Do Kwon to FTX fraudster SBF, Blockhead presents you a tribute of good riddance as we welcome a crypto cleanse coming into 2023.
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Galaxy Research now counts more than 5,200 drained addresses since the firmware flaw Blockhead first reported on August 3, and Coinkite's CEO says AI-assisted code review may be why it was finally found
Industry group disputes law enforcement's reading of the bill's DeFi safe harbor as the Senate enters its last window before recess.
Mike Belshe's wager turns Anthropic's own incident report into a public, on-chain experiment its critics can't dismiss as marketing.
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