Latest from Rem Vasilenko
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The $285 Million North Korean Hack and Bitcoin’s Worst Quarter Since 2022
North Korean hackers just stole $285 million from Drift Protocol using a Visual Studio Code exploit. Bitcoin ended Q1 down... -
Google’s Quantum Threat and the $30 Billion Binance Position
Updated March 26, 2026 Google just revealed that hacking cryptocurrency encryption could require far less computing power than anyone thought.... -
The $50 Million Mistake: How One Can Cost Someone Everything
Someone just accidentally traded $50.4 million USDT for $36,200 due to high slippage. Aave's oracle failure triggered $26 million in... -
BlackRock’s $26 Billion Block and the Robber Who Took $23.6 Million at Gunpoint
Traditional finance is showing cracks while crypto faces real-world violence. BlackRock blocked $26 billion in withdrawals from its lending fund.... -
Royal Bitcoin Holdings and the Lightning Network Explosion
The UAE Royal Family owns $454 million in Bitcoin through mining operations. The Lightning Network is processing over $1 billion... -
Wall Street’s Billion-Dollar Bet: Goldman, Binance, and the Institutional Takeover
Traditional finance is buying crypto at massive scale. Goldman Sachs just revealed $2.4 billion in crypto holdings. Binance bought $1... -
Financial Giants Go Crypto: From NYSE to Iran’s $500M Bet
Traditional finance is making serious moves into crypto. The New York Stock Exchange is building 24/7 tokenized stock trading. Iran... -
Survival, Stablecoins, and Stricter Rules: Crypto’s New Reality
The crypto world keeps moving fast. Iran is seeing massive Bitcoin adoption as citizens protect their savings from hyperinflation, major... -
Capital, Control, and Competition: Where Crypto Is Headed
The crypto world kicked off 2026 with major moves from institutional players, regulatory developments, and a few security incidents that... -
Big Bets, Big Hacks, and Big Plans: Latest Crypto Updates
Updated January 9, 2026 The crypto world has had a busy few days. After an interesting bet paid off big...
