Blockchain.com is the latest victim in the Three Arrows Capital (3AC) fallout as the exchange stands to lose up to $270 million based on the company’s latest shareholder letter. 3AC is currently undergoing liquidations in the British Virgin Islands and is being handled by partners from Teneo Restructuring,

U.S. officials who are invested in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are now disqualified from working on Bitcoin or cryptocurrency policies and regulations in order to avoid affecting the value of the assets they hold. A new legal advisory notice was issued by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics

According to Samson Mow, CEO of JAN3, a report released last month by Trail of Bits, a security firm based in New York City, contains a number of flaws and false assumptions about Bitcoin. The report named “Are Blockchains Decentralised? Unintended Centralities in Distributed Ledgers” looks at topics such as

Core Scientific, led by CEO Mike Levitt, has sold a large portion of their Bitcoin holdings to cover payments toward ASIC machines, make additional capital investments, and pay down some of their debt. The company says it plans to continue selling their self-mined bitcoins for these purposes. Key metrics: * 7,