
Security experts slam Elon Musk’s XChat claim, saying Bitcoin doesn’t use encryption and his wording is technically wrong.
Security experts slam Elon Musk’s XChat claim, saying Bitcoin doesn’t use encryption and his wording is technically wrong.
Thousands lost access to X as hacker group Dark Storm launched a DDoS attack.
SBF defended layoffs as necessary for business efficiency, aligning with Elon Musk’s recent federal employee downsizing rhetoric.
Kaito’s YAP system incentivizes crypto discussions on social media, creating a buzz around its ‘tweet-to-earn’ mechanism.
Another pro-crypto pick has been made by the US President to head the country’s commodities regulator, yet markets keep tanking.
The more social media platforms you use, the higher your chances of investing in crypto, with YouTube, X and Reddit users leading the pack.
The Jupiter team reassured users that treasury holdings remained secure in multisig wallets and that only the X account was compromised.
Dixon claims Biden-era crypto policies blocked meaningful projects, leaving only meme coins to dominate the market.
Elon Musk’s microblogging platform X has entered into a partnership with credit card giant Visa to power its soon-to-be-launched digital wallet and app.
Hackers exploited Dean Norris’ X account for a crypto scam, photoshopping images and using Cameo clips to fuel credibility.
The attackers compromised Nasdaq’s account, linked it to a fake affiliate, and duped investors into buying a phony meme coin.
The Commission alleged Elon Musk failed to disclose his Twitter holdings within the required time frame after owning more than 5% of the company’s stock.
Crypto-related phishing attacks on X are soaring, with bad actors exploiting compromised accounts to scam users with fake tokens and links.
Bitcoin advocates in Switzerland must collect 100,000 signatures by June 2026 to push the proposal to a public referendum.
The scheme used fake copyright infringement notices to trick users into visiting phishing websites and resetting their 2FA or passwords.
The fake post drove USUAL’s token to an all-time high of $1.61, boosting its market cap to nearly $745 million.