The fallen rapper and social media personality, Heather Razzlekhan, has issued a cease-and-desist letter to streaming giant Netflix on Monday concerning the documentary "Biggest Heist Ever." The letters cite multiple claims of defamation and alleged violations of California’s two-party recording laws. The production company behind the documentary, Library Films, was also named in the legal notice.

Rapper Heather Morgan, also goes by the moniker "Razzlekhan", has released a bizarre new rap video just days before starting her 18-month prison sentence for her role in laundering billions of dollars in stolen crypto. In her song, she called herself a misfit, seemingly trying to allude that she to her innocence.

Ilya Lichtenstein claimed sole responsibility for the 2016 Bitfinex hack, denying Netflix’s allegations, and urged others not to blame his wife, who faces money laundering charges. Selfless defense or strategic narrative control?

Heather Morgan, aka "Razzlekhan," received 18 months for laundering funds from the 2016 Bitfinex hack, while her husband, Ilya Lichtenstein, got five years for stealing 119,754 BTC. The sentencing disparity sparks debate: is justice fairly applied or inconsistent?

United States Prosecutors are asking Heather Morgan to spend 18 months in jail for laundering 120,000 Bitcoins stolen from crypto exchange Bitfinex in 2016.

大型加密货币交易所比特币交易所（Bitfinex）发生数据泄露，涉及多达 40 万个用户账户和密码，黑客试图登录。

投资者可以在比特币流动网络（Bitcoin Liquid Network）上购买萨尔瓦多一家新希尔顿酒店的代币股票，这是该国资本市场的一个里程碑。

Bitfinex Securities 在萨尔瓦多的推出标志着迈出了开创性的一步，将数字创新与金融市场相结合，必将重塑全球格局并吸引国际投资。

该漏洞现已解决，Bitfinex 向客户保证没有资金损失。

Bitfinex 遇到了一次轻微的网络钓鱼攻击，在向用户保证其安全措施的同时解决了这一问题，并与执法部门合作进行了全面调查。