Nope: Did Newsweek really find Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto?
A long time ago, Newsweek appears to have incorrectly targeted an unemployed 64 year old in SoCal as being Satoshi Nakamoto. Some updates.
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A long time ago, Newsweek appears to have incorrectly targeted an unemployed 64 year old in SoCal as being Satoshi Nakamoto. Some updates.
The FTX crypto exchange is alleged to have involved billions of dollars in fraudulent spending of customer's investment money on self dealing by executives.
NFTs were always a ridiculous idea. Now almost all NFTs are worthless.
WorldCoin is a crypto currency linked to a eye scan. To get people to have their eye’s scanned, they’ve been going through Africa and paying poor people a few dollars…
An Orb, a Token and Money for Everyone: Worldcoin’s CEO on Crypto’s Most Daring Project (coindesk.com) He wants iris scans of everyone in the world to create a digital identification…
Adjacent headlines on CNBC this morning
But critics say Sam Bankman-Fried’s collapse shows that the movement was always morally compromised — “a con,” as author Anand Giridharadas put it — because it didn’t seem to care…
Instead, MacAskill is the thinker perhaps most associated with the moral philosophy known as “effective altruism,” which was profoundly influential on Bankman-Fried, Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison and others in their…
Just over 51%, or 24.6 million addresses of the total 47.9 million, are below purchase price on their investments, according to data provided by blockchain analytics firm IntoTheBlock. About 45%…
And while SBF’s FTX takes the cake for crypto’s biggest con in dollar terms, it’s noteworthy how many other conmen crypto has produced: Mt. Gox’s Mark Karpeles, QuadrigaX’s Gerald Cotton,…