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2022 can easily be considered the worst year when it comes to securing cryptocurrencies, as projects suffered a series of devastating hacks and exploits. According to the latest Chainalysis report shared with CryptoPotato, $3.8 billion was stolen from cryptocurrency businesses, with decentralized finance (DeFi) being the primary target. March and October saw huge spikes, with $732.4 million and $775.7 million, respectively. The latter went on to become the biggest single...

[PRESS RELEASE – Please Read Disclaimer] Learn from the best collective experiences and insights from some of the world’s most successful blockchain companies on navigating the evolving web3 space. Feb 1, 2023 — Israel’s most successful web3 businesses have come together to organize the first annual ETHTLV, which will run from February 1 to 9 in Tel Aviv. The inaugural event aims to invigorate the country’s thriving startup community, establish the community’s foothold in the...

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Tom Brady and his now ex-wife Gisele Bundchen have lost close to two million shares that were at one point, worth as much as $150 million in the now dead FTX crypto exchange. The famous pair were among the many celebrities that either served to endorse the company or engaged in advertisements and media for the firm. Tom Brady Has Lost Tons of Cash Aside from losing a crapload of money, Brady has also been named in a recent lawsuit (along with other sportsmen and celebs)...

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