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The blockchain forensic firm has highlighted that a Hamas fundraising campaign raised only $21,000 since the October 7 attack on Israel.

Decentralized exchange dYdX has officially released its V4 platform code, signifying the completion of its migration to an independent blockchain within the Cosmos ecosystem.

The Wall Street trading overseer, DTCC, recently snapped up the blockchain venture, Securrency. This startup is at the forefront of tokenizing tangible assets like real estate. A cool $50 million sealed the deal.

Telecommunications company Deutsche Telekom MMS has joined the MultiversX blockchain as a validator, responsible for verifying transactions, generating new blocks, and enhancing user security.

Three moderators of the r/CryptoCurrency subreddit sold MOON tokens for $150,000 30 minutes before Reddit officially announced the closure of the blockchain-based Community Points rewards program. Lookonchain believes that insider information was shared with the moderators by Reddit administrators.

The creators of the LBRY blockchain, have released their final message to the crypto community, declaring their inability to continue due to “several million dollars” in debts.

Blockchain security auditor’s latest report is aiming to spot the trends in Q3 crypto hacks and evaluate how affected projects approached security.

Legal expert and cryptocurrency advocate John Deaton has accused the SEC of overstepping and abusing its authority in the case of LBRY, which led to the blockchain company's bankruptcy.

Joseph Lubin is facing a lawsuit from over two dozen former employees of his blockchain firm, ConsenSys.

Last night, the L1 blockchain Aptos launched a 24-hour crypto event. During this period, users could (and still can) visit the platform to creatively mark a graphical canvas, using a minor amount of APT for transaction fees. After the set project duration ends, an NFT will be generated.