Hamas Needed a New Way to Get Money From Iran. It Turned to Crypto.
Updated Nov. 12, 2023 12:04 am ETIn mid-2019, Israel’s military used a precision strike on a narrow street to kill...
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Crypto Heists Funneling Billions to North Korea's Nuclear Program Attract Senate Scrutiny
The Treasury Department, the senators said, “must act quickly and decisively to crack down on illicit crypto activity and protect...
The U.S. Cracked a $3.4 Billion Crypto Heist—and Bitcoin’s Anonymity
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Bitcoin Builds Momentum as War Inflates Demand. But Cryptos Face a Catch-22.
Text size Dreamstime War in Europe appears to be pumping up Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market. Whether it lasts...
How Bitcoin and a Crypto Exchange Became Part of Ukraine’s War Effort
The founder of Ukraine’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Kuna, has been sleeping only a few hours a day since Russia invaded...
200 Ukrainian Artists Will Raise War Funds With Their Own NFTs
The collage of works by Ukrainian artists to be sold to raise funds for war efforts. Courtesy of Holy Water...
Bitcoin Is Flying in the Face of War. Here’s What May Come Next.
Text size Dreamstime Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is pressuring global equities, pumping up oil prices, stoking inflation, and scrambling plans...
‘Pulled from the pages of a spy novel’: Crypto couple had Russian bank accounts and traveled to Ukraine to collect fake IDs, feds say
The hipster New York couple charged in one of the world’s biggest crypto-currency thefts had been quietly setting up bank...
