Messari Crypto and Escape Velocity released the "State of DePIN 2023" research report, which provides a detailed and comprehensive explanation of the current status of the DePIN track, applications, supply and demand, technological changes, and development differences between regions.
JinseFinanceThe current status, application, supply and demand situation, technological changes and development differences between regions of the DePIn track.
JinseFinanceNorth Korea-linked hackers stole over $600 million in crypto last year, raising concerns among U.S. national security officials. Despite a 30% decrease from the previous year, the funds continue to fuel weapons of mass destruction. The use of social engineering tactics remains prevalent, emphasizing the need for strengthened cybersecurity measures. The Ronin theft in 2022 shifted the national security conversation, prompting a whole-of-government approach to address the ongoing threat. The crypto community faces a persistent and evolving challenge with global implications.
BerniceTaipei Blockchain Week, scheduled for December 11-16, 2023 to be a spectacular convergence of minds, ideas, and innovations, doubling its footprint from the previous year.
OliveBlockchain Genesis, Thailand Blockchain Week 2023, embracing the 6th year in the concept of "Build in Bear, Rise in Bull,"
OlivePromising an array of thought-provoking sessions, sessions will be carefully curated to foster discussions and offer unique perspectives on the rapidly evolving fintech landscape.
OliveISIS affiliates have ramped up their crypto usage with USDT on the Tron network increasingly becoming a preferred mode.
cryptopotatoBlockchain security firm TRM Labs said ISIS group have raised more than $2 million with cryptocurrencies.
BeincryptoCrypto scam continues to plague the world of digital currency assets, attracting unsuspecting investors with promises of incredible returns.
BitcoinistIn the past, Bitcoin was the primary choice for illicit activities, accounting for a staggering 97% of the total illicit crypto volume in 2016. However, this dominance has diminished significantly over the years. As per the report, Bitcoin now represents merely 19% of all illicit crypto activities in 2022, underscoring its declining prominence in such activities.
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