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The X account of Kylian Mbappe, who transferred to Real Madrid at the beginning of the season, was hacked. Hackers also issued a token called MBAPPE, which has nothing to do with the player. One person earned 1398 SOLs worth $200,000 within a few hours from the token he spent 2 SOLs. The token was also deleted later.
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, who was detained by French police in Paris on Saturday, appeared before a court today. It was stated that Durov was questioned to decide whether to write an indictment and was later released.
Especially in the last 2 years, the last step of the SEC, which targeted companies operating with a focus on cryptocurrency, was against OpenSea. The institution sent a Well notification to the NFT marketplace.
Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway company, which came to the fore with its big Apple share sale in the past weeks, also sold in Bank of America, one of its most favourite shares. While Buffet sold $982 million, the value of BoFa sales since mid-July has been $5.4 billion.
Nvidia’s second quarter earnings report for 2024, whose share value has been steadily increasing since artificial intelligence started to be talked about a lot around the world, will be announced this evening. The Nvidia earnings report is also of great importance for the recently falling technology stocks. Nvidia’s revenues, whose share value has increased 157% since the beginning of the year, are expected to increase by 112%.
The CEO of Haru Invest, who appeared in court today for allegedly stealing cryptocurrency worth close to $1 billion from nearly 16 thousand people in South Korea, was attacked and stabbed during the trial. The CEO, who was left on the floor in blood, was hospitalised in a short time, while his condition is stated to be uncertain.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) seems to have caught the real fraudsters this time. The institution filed a lawsuit for two companies working with the crypto-ponzi scheme established by two brothers. It is stated that $60 million was collected from more than 80 investors.
Yesterday, Ray Youssef, former CEO of Paxful, claimed that ‘Binance confiscated the assets of all Palestinian users’, which was responded by Richard Teng, CEO of the exchange, and Yi He, one of the founders. The two executives stated that the confiscation and asset freeze applies to a limited number of users.
The Open Network (TON) blockchain, developed by Telegram founder Pavel Durov and his brother Nikolai Durov, who was recently arrested in France, began failing to verify transactions tonight. Binance and Bybit exchanges have also suspended transactions to and from the network.
Following the Nasdaq exchange’s Bitcoin index option application, a new Bitcoin product came from another large US-based company CME. The expiry of this product called ‘Bitcoin Friday Futures (BFF)’ will come on Friday of each week. Each BFF share will correspond to one-fiftieth of one Bitcoin.