MoneyGram to launch non-custodial crypto wallets by Q1 2024
The non-custodial wallet will continue MoneyGram’s remittance focus allowing users to easily convert their digital assets to fiat. Go to Source
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North Korean Lazarus Group amasses over $40M in Bitcoin, data reveals
The North Korean hacking collective has at least $47 million in cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, Ether, Binance Coin and various stablecoins, including Binance USD. Go to Source
What are address poisoning attacks in crypto and how to avoid them?
Address poisoning attacks involve tracking, misusing or compromising cryptocurrency addresses. Go to Source
Ethereum’s active addresses second-highest in history: analysts
Analysts at market intelligence platform Santiment suggest that the Ether market may experience increased volatility, potentially leading to a recovery. Go to Source
Opera browser debuts stablecoin wallet MiniPay in Africa
Opera’s new in-browser, non-custodial wallet runs on the Celo blockchain and targets the platform’s user base in Africa for P2P stablecoin transactions. Go to Source
Blockchain active users can be misleading metric: Crypto data scientist
0xScope co-founder Philip Torres says it doesn’t take much effort to spin up thousands of blockchain wallet addresses and pump up user metrics. Go to Source
PayPal enables US users to sell cryptocurrency via MetaMask wallet
PayPal continues expanding its digital asset services, integrating new methods to sell cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Go to Source
Web3’s Swiss Army knife of personal finance Changex joins Cointelegraph Accelerator
Changex combines crypto trading and lending with traditional banking features that also include an upcoming Visa debit card. Go to Source
Multichain wallet Exodus posts $12.4M revenue, $1.9M net income in Q2
In the quarter ended June 30, Exodus’ revenue declined by 4% year-over-year, but its results were boosted by 6% cost reductions. Go to Source
Atomic Wallet faces lawsuit over $100M crypto hack losses: Report
Plaintiffs in a new class action suit against the hacked crypto wallet Atomic Wallet say the firm didn’t share any information about the hack with clients, and didn’t report it to the police. Go to Source
