China Business Journal exposes Bitcoin extortion scam
China Business Journal said fraudsters impersonated its journalists and demanded Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) from companies by threatening to publish negative reports if payments were not made.
China Business Journal said fraudsters impersonated its journalists and demanded Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) from companies by threatening to publish negative reports if payments were not made.
A group of US senators has questioned government agencies about President Donald Trump's cryptocurrency ventures as Congress continues debating digital asset legislation.
US senators agreed on revised ethics language for the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act after rejecting an earlier White House-backed proposal aimed at limiting conflicts of interest.
Brazil bought US$14.68 billion worth of stablecoins during the first half of 2026, exceeding purchases of Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) and reinforcing the country's preference for dollar-pegged digital assets.
Hyperscale Data sold 100 Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) to help fund its AI data centre business, shifting part of its treasury into infrastructure investment.
Researchers have raised fresh questions about Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) and its long-term defence against quantum computing.
Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH) and XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) traded flat after Samsung Electronics reported a 250% jump in quarterly operating profit.
Large holders of Ethena (CRYPTO:ENA) have withdrawn approximately US$102 million worth of ENA tokens from cryptocurrency exchanges, reducing the amount of the token immediately available for trading.
The US Department of the Treasury has imposed sanctions on HormuzSafe, alleging the entity used Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) to help facilitate financial transactions for sanctioned Iranian interests.
Pi Network (CRYPTO:PI) has urged users to upgrade their software before the release of Protocol Version 26, warning that outdated versions may no longer function correctly after the deadline.
Enish has approved a digital asset investment fund of up to ¥1 billion to invest in Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) and selected altcoins.
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) charged cryptocurrency investor William "Will" Iza with allegedly operating a US$20 million fraud scheme that prosecutors said targeted dozens of investors.