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What is an NFT whitelist, and how can you join one?
A whitelist is a list of wallet addresses with priority access to an NFT collection before making it available to the general public.
Crypto billionaires lost $116M since March: Report
The loss represents the collective personal equity of 17 people in the space, including 15 who have lost over half of their fortunes since March.
A Crypto Holiday Special: Past, Present, And Future With Blofin
2022 is coming to an end, and our staff at NewsBTC decided to launch this Crypto Holiday Special to provide some perspective on the crypto industry. We will be talking with multiple guesses to understand this year’s highs and lows for crypto. In the...
Blockware sued over alleged misrepresentation of miners' performance
The plaintiff claims losses of $250,000 and seeks compensatory and punitive damages.
Crypto can get weird: The 5 strangest stories of the industry in 2022
Filmmakers are interested in documenting one of this year’s weirdest stories in crypto, but what else made the list?
Xmas dinner table: What to tell your family about what happened in crypto this year
Christmas dinner could get awkward for crypto advocates who were adamant about their families investing last year — Cointelegraph compiled a small recap of what happened in crypto this year.
BTC price levels to watch as Bitcoin limps into Christmas under $17K
The lack of volatility speaks volumes as one analyst argues that Bitcoin is only worth investing in below $12,000 or above $19,000.
FTX paid $12M retainer to a New York law firm before bankruptcy filing
Sullivan & Cromwell LLP (S&C), a law firm headquartered in New York City, received $12 million from West Realm Shires Services Inc. on behalf of FTX for legal services.
Public Bitcoin mining companies plagued with $4B of collective debt
The Bitcoin mining community took up massive loans during the 2021 bull market, negatively impacting their bottom lines during a subsequent bear market.
Judge pulls out of SBF-FTX case citing husband's law firm's advisory link
Judge Abrams’ withdrawal from the FTX case eradicates any conflict of interest in the FTX case because Andres continues to serve as a partner at Davis Polk & Wardwell, a law firm that advised FTX in 2021.