Isn't it the North Korean brothers who took it away? Haha $47.7 million in Bitcoin seized by the South Korean Local Prosecutor's Office was stolen in a phishing attack. Bitcoin worth about 70 billion won ($47.7 million) seized by the Gwangju Local Prosecutor's Office in South Korea was stolen, and authorities have launched an investigation. According to reports, prosecutors discovered the Bitcoin was missing during a routine inspection of seized assets, and these crypto assets were stolen through a phishing attack after a staff member visited a scam website. The prosecutors refused to disclose the specific amount of loss and the time of the Bitcoin seizure, only stating that they are "tracking the situation and whereabouts of the seized items." This incident occurred after South Korean customs authorities dismantled a large cryptocurrency money laundering network earlier this week#TrumpTariffsOnEurope
#plasma $XPL Isn't it the North Korean brothers who took it away? Haha $47.7 million in Bitcoin seized by the South Korean Local Prosecutor's Office was stolen in a phishing attack. Bitcoin worth about 70 billion won ($47.7 million) seized by the Gwangju Local Prosecutor's Office in South Korea was stolen, and authorities have launched an investigation. According to reports, prosecutors discovered the Bitcoin was missing during a routine inspection of seized assets, and these crypto assets were stolen through a phishing attack after a staff member visited a scam website. The prosecutors refused to disclose the specific amount of loss and the time of the Bitcoin seizure, only stating that they are "tracking the situation and whereabouts of the seized items." This incident occurred after South Korean customs authorities dismantled a large cryptocurrency money laundering network earlier this week
Isn't it the North Korean brothers who took it away? Haha $47.7 million in Bitcoin seized by the South Korean Local Prosecutor's Office was stolen in a phishing attack. Bitcoin worth about 70 billion won ($47.7 million) seized by the Gwangju Local Prosecutor's Office in South Korea was stolen, and authorities have launched an investigation. According to reports, prosecutors discovered the Bitcoin was missing during a routine inspection of seized assets, and these crypto assets were stolen through a phishing attack after a staff member visited a scam website. The prosecutors refused to disclose the specific amount of loss and the time of the Bitcoin seizure, only stating that they are "tracking the situation and whereabouts of the seized items." This incident occurred after South Korean customs authorities dismantled a large cryptocurrency money laundering network earlier this week #VanarChain
Isn't it the North Korean brothers who took it away? Haha $47.7 million in Bitcoin seized by the South Korean Local Prosecutor's Office was stolen in a phishing attack. Bitcoin worth about 70 billion won ($47.7 million) seized by the Gwangju Local Prosecutor's Office in South Korea was stolen, and authorities have launched an investigation. According to reports, prosecutors discovered the Bitcoin was missing during a routine inspection of seized assets, and these crypto assets were stolen through a phishing attack after a staff member visited a scam website. The prosecutors refused to disclose the specific amount of loss and the time of the Bitcoin seizure, only stating that they are "tracking the situation and whereabouts of the seized items." This incident occurred after South Korean customs authorities dismantled a large cryptocurrency money laundering network earlier this week #veryl
#vanar $VANRY Isn't it the North Korean brothers who took it away? Haha $47.7 million in Bitcoin seized by the South Korean Local Prosecutor's Office was stolen in a phishing attack. Bitcoin worth about 70 billion won ($47.7 million) seized by the Gwangju Local Prosecutor's Office in South Korea was stolen, and authorities have launched an investigation. According to reports, prosecutors discovered the Bitcoin was missing during a routine inspection of seized assets, and these crypto assets were stolen through a phishing attack after a staff member visited a scam website. The prosecutors refused to disclose the specific amount of loss and the time of the Bitcoin seizure, only stating that they are "tracking the situation and whereabouts of the seized items." This incident occurred after South Korean customs authorities dismantled a large cryptocurrency money laundering network earlier this week
#CryptoIntegration Google has clarified its Play Store policy after facing backlash from cryptocurrency developers. The initial policy banned crypto wallets in the US and EU without federal licenses without any distinction between custodial and non-custodial wallets. The incident highlights the growing pains of integrating decentralized technologies into mainstream app ecosystems. The company's responsiveness to developer feedback demonstrates how Web2 platforms are adapting to accommodate the unique aspects of blockchain technology while balancing innovation.
#BullishIPO The world of finance is once again shifting as we enter a new era of **Bullish IPOs**. In recent years, traditional markets and crypto have started merging, with companies linked to blockchain technology preparing to go public on major exchanges. A Bullish IPO does not just represent new listings, it represents **massive institutional confidence** flowing into the digital economy. When a company decides to launch an IPO in this climate, it shows strong belief in long-term growth, innovation, and adoption of blockchain-based business models.
#CreatorPad The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of fragility after $1 billion in liquidations were triggered by an unexpected rise in the Producer Price Index (PPI). Bitcoin briefly dipped below $112,000 as traders adjusted positions, while Ethereum ETFs saw strong inflows of $729 million despite the market turbulence. The market's sensitivity to macroeconomic indicators highlights the growing correlation between crypto and traditional markets.
#MarketTurbulence The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of fragility after $1 billion in liquidations were triggered by an unexpected rise in the Producer Price Index (PPI). Bitcoin briefly dipped below $112,000 as traders adjusted positions, while Ethereum ETFs saw strong inflows of $729 million despite the market turbulence. The market's sensitivity to macroeconomic indicators highlights the growing correlation between crypto and traditional markets.
#CreatorPad Big news for creators! Binance has rolled out CreatorPad on Binance Square – a fresh way for Web3 creators to actually get rewarded for their content. It’s simple: join campaigns, share your best insights, use the right hashtags, connect with projects, and you could earn top crypto tokens. Your efforts show up on the Mindshare Leaderboard, where quality, consistency, and relevance matter most.