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- US, UK, South Korea Rank Top 3, Singapore Is Ninth Most Targeted Market for Cryptocurrency Fraud
Singapore is the ninth most targeted market for cryptocurrency fraud, with four hacks and breaches since 2011 and losses of up to US$14.6 million (S$19.69 million), according to the data.
Cryptocurrency news site CoinJournal has compiled data on crypto breaches and fraud since 2011, showing that the U.S., U.K., and South Korea are the three most frequently targeted markets for crypto fraud.
Since 2011, there have been 13 hacking and intrusion incidents in the United States; there have been 11 incidents in the United Kingdom, and the largest loss was in November 2017, when a user was worth $155 million due to contract loopholes. Ether (ETH) locked; eight in South Korea, though the country hasn’t been hacked since November 2019.
- since we are building for our own community needs as well, we've been one of the biggest power users of guild with 58k members.
here are ***4 features*** we implemented recently to support a community of this magnitude *to help out other community managers*:
1- communicating the **state of requirements** for getting roles more transparently.
gives more clarity about what to do to "get in", so it's also more inclusive. no more wondering "where do I get that NFT".
- What is a Guild??
Find out in our introductory video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE9L6meZmf4&themeRefresh=1
#web3
- We've integrated Lens Protocol 🌱🏰
What does this mean?
You can now create roles in a guild, based on someone:
- having a Lens profile
- following someone on Lens
- collecting a post
- mirroring a post
Lens requirements are composable with any combination of:
- fungible and non-fungible tokens on 17 chains
- over a dozen on-chain and VC integrations
- off-chain social data from Twitter, Discord and GitHub
All this to create roles and gated areas in Discord, Telegram, Google Workspace, GitHub and anywhere else with the Guild SDK.
Interoperability for communities is slowly but surely coming together.
- i think it make sense to chat over voice sometimes, more intuitive
- We discussed this morning with @danfinlay Co-founder of #Metamask, the most used hot-wallet in the world, about their data updates and the signification for the end-users. Long story short, NO, @ConsenSys is not going to looks like Facebook.
- gn 🌙🌿
- CUARTO BLANCO
you can find me here this winter. kokoni sunderu.
#bytes #lenstube #lens #lensprotocol #snowboarding #gopro #gramsdidit
@lenstube.lens @lensprotocol @creators.lens #creators #LMCC
- Been testing Buttrfly app on @LensProtocol - feels very smooth 🦋 if you have a Lens profile you can try the TestFlight https://buttrfly.app
- The billionaire died mysteriously! Within a month, 3 bigwigs in the currency circle wanted to die, what happened?
According to Red Star News, recently, when the 53-year-old Russian billionaire Vyacheslavi Taran was flying from Switzerland to Monaco, the helicopter he was on crashed at the border between France and Italy. Taran, the only passenger on board, was killed along with the 35-year-old French pilot on board. It is understood that the Russian embassy in France has confirmed Taran's death.
The Libertex Group founded and managed by Talan also issued a statement stating that Talan died when his helicopter crashed on his way to Monaco on November 25, local time.
The cause of the plane crash is still under investigation
According to Red Star News, the weather was good at the time of the incident, the pilot was experienced, and the authorities did not point out that there was any problem with improper operation of the helicopter. What is even more mysterious is that a passenger originally planned to take this helicopter to Monaco, but he canceled the trip at the last moment before takeoff. The specific information of the passenger is currently unknown
- FOMO makes the bubble bigger and bigger
The FTX accident revealed that some well-known investment tycoons may be out of FOMO (fear of missing out), eager to plant a flag in this hot start-up company, so that they were accidentally deceived during due diligence.
When the market is growing rapidly, investors are often worried about missing out on the express train of growth, and jump into it without hesitation as soon as an opportunity arises, without thinking that a wrong decision may catch the train of death.
The FTX incident revealed that some well-known investment tycoons may be out of FOMO (Fear of missing out, fear of missing out), eager to plant a flag in this hot start-up company, so that they were accidentally deceived during due diligence.
- Learned about basic fundamentals and mission of @orbapp.lens project, and got a sick NFT 🔥
#orb #orbapp #orbsbt
- In celebration of this beautiful journey we embarked upon a decade ago and what is to follow next -- we will establish a fundraiser via the crafting of NFT Amulets.
Mirror and use #mwnft to show your support!
- GM #LensFrens 🌿
It's time to grow ✅✅✅
- Chicken soup incoming
- Stagflation isn't the only thing coming back from the '70s.
Groove in to these, bell bottom croquis.
- OPEC+ meeting, the latest sanctions of Russian oil ..... The global crude oil market is about to usher in a "critical week"Considering that the meeting of the Middle East Oil Producers' Union, the latest Russian oil sanctions of the European Union and G7 will all come to an end in a week, the crude oil market is expected to swing violently following a series of news in the next few trading days.
In fact, the crude oil market has long been "normal" to large fluctuations. Take November, which is coming to an end, as an example. In the process of a cumulative decline of 12%, the oil distribution only experienced a rise or fall of less than 1% in three trading days. Earlier this week, the crude oil market plunged by 5% because of the news that OPEC was ready to increase production, but then the news was denied by Saudi Arabia.
(Daily Oil Distribution Chart, Source: TradingView) Michael Haigh, an analyst at Societe Generale, France, said that so many things can have a significant impact on the crude oil market, which can easily push the price from one direction to another.
Many events are close to landing time.
Starting from December 5th, the EU will ban the import of most Russian crude oil. On the same day, G7 allies are expected to start the price-fixing mechanism for Russian crude oil, and prohibit their own industries from providing shipping, insurance and financing services for Russian crude oil exports that exceed the price-fixing.
Looking further ahead, the EU will also impose sanctions on Russian petroleum products from February 5th next year. The market generally believes that this move may have a greater impact on Russia's petroleum industry, and it is also a greater challenge for the EU. Haigh expects that it is difficult for Russia to fill in all the demand decline, and the production capacity in 2023 will drop by 1.5 million barrels per day. With the global economy bottoming out and rebounding, the price of crude oil will rise.
- Due to the slump of cryptocurrency, Crypto.com suspends access to Solana blockchain–another exchange crisis?
According to reports, Crypto.com said in an e-mail sent to users on Wednesday that they would suspend USDC and USDT deposits and withdrawals on Solana blockchain, with immediate effect.
The content did not mention the exact reason for this move. However, it said that stable currency withdrawals and deposits in other blockchains such as Ethereum and Cronos would resume normally.
In a tweet on Thursday, Kris Marszalek, CEO of Crypto.com, said that recent developments around FTX and Alameda Research led to this decision, and these two companies are among the biggest supporters of Solana.
- The cryptocurrency views of the five major American banks: issuance, investment and trading are all involved.
On July 16th, 2021, Bank of America, the second largest bank in the United States, approved to trade bitcoin futures for some customers. American banks have always been very conservative in the encryption industry. Because of the need for a large amount of margin, the futures service of this transaction is now only allowed to be opened to some customers. So far, the top five US banks (JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citibank, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs) have all set foot in the encrypted asset market: in March 2021, JPMorgan Chase applied to the SEC (US Securities and Exchange Commission) to launch encrypted digital funds to diversify clients' asset portfolios; On July 2, 2021, Citi established the crypto-asset department, which will focus on cryptocurrency and blockchain business; On May 20, 2021, Wells Fargo announced that it would provide cryptocurrency investment strategies to clients; In May 2021, after three years' interruption, Goldman Sachs restarted its cryptocurrency trading counter.
- On October 27th, local time, Musk completed a $44 billion transaction to privatize Twitter and took charge of the company. Twitter was suspended for one day and delisted from the New York Stock Exchange on October 28th. Affected by the news, the cryptocurrency market fluctuated drastically, with Doge in dogecoin rising from 0.06 USD on the 25th to 0.08849 USD, an increase of over 47%. In addition, the Mask coin with the same transliteration name as Musk also rose from US$ 1 to US$ 1.708 in a short period of time, an increase of over 70%.
- The Hong Kong SAR government said on Monday that it would adopt a welcoming attitude towards digital assets to restore its status as a global cryptocurrency center. However, this news received different reactions from people in the industry, including cryptocurrency billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried. At the Hong Kong Financial Technology Week conference, Sam Bankmann-Fried, founder and CEO of FTX, a cryptocurrency derivatives exchange, said via video phone that although other jurisdictions such as Bahamas and Dubai have adopted more cryptocurrency-friendly regulatory measures, it is still possible for Hong Kong to regain the throne of its cryptocurrency center. He pointed out that Hong Kong, China, Singapore and Busan, South Korea are places where Asia still has the potential to become cryptocurrency centers. He wrote on Twitter on Monday: "There is good news about cryptocurrency from Hong Kong. If only it had been launched last year …"
- A number of cryptocurrency ETFs launched with great fanfare in Australia are about to be delisted, becoming the latest victims of this year's digital asset slump. Cosmos Asset Management, the management team behind Cosmos Purpose Bitcoin Access ETF, Cosmos Purpose Ethereum Access ETF and Cosmos Global Digital Miners Access ETF, applied to cancel its offer on Cboe Australia Pty Exchange. Earlier this year, Cosmos Asset Management participated in the competition to launch the first batch of encrypted ETFs in Australia. However, in the past 12 months or so, digital assets have plummeted by $2 trillion, which has greatly reduced investors' enthusiasm for virtual currency.