What happened in crypto

Jeremy Cahen has reportedly been put on a wanted list in Puerto Rico, while Barstool Sports owner Dave Portnoy shared a memecoin that later hit a value of nearly $250 million. Go to Source

A project that describes itself as an onchain MicroStrategy for Ethereum blamed a UI fault that caused users to send 165 ETH to the wrong address, while El Salvador has a new disappearing Satoshi Nakomoto statue. Go to Source

Google allegedly dragged its feet when taking down a crypto scam app, allowing the app to do over $5 million in damage, according to a proposed lawsuit. Go to Source

Ava Labs’ vice president of engineering moves on, Nic Carter wins an MMA fight, and Trump’s pro-Bitcoin stance at the 2024 conference sparks reactions. Go to Source

Bitcoiners sent crude messages to the German government by way of small donations; CoinStats says North Korea’s Lazarus Group may be behind the recent $2.2 million exploit and more. Go to Source

The German government has moved $80 million worth of BTC to an unknown wallet; Vitalik Buterin donates 100 ETH to make Ethereum “great again,” and more. Go to Source

The Pudgy Penguins NFT project plans to start work on an L2 and Animoca Brands and AI firm Futureverse have joined together for an open metaverse. Go to Source

The daily trading volume of USDT on Tron briefly surpassed Visa, and a Bitcoin-friendly exec has been promoted to CEO of a multi-billion-dollar German Bank. Go to Source

Stacks said a Bitcoin reorg and “unexpected mining behavior” caused its nine-hour outage, and China’s Coolpad Group is buying 2,700 more crypto miners. Go to Source

An attacker exploited Loopring’s 2FA service and made off with over $5 million and the NFT market saw sales rise on the week led by Bitcoin Ordinals. Go to Source