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Top 10 Best Places to Celebrate New Year’s Eve 2025 Around the WorldBest places for New Year's Eve 2025: Discover the top 10 places to spend New Year's Eve 2025 in style. From Times Square's iconic ball drop...- Crypto crisis shrinks ETF assets in market that embraced themThe vast majority of the decline in ETFs assets has come from the falling price of Bitcoin and other holdings, not from outflows, which hav...
- Crypto Price Today: Bitcoin regains $20K; Solana & Polkadot gain up to 8%The global cryptocurrency market cap was trading higher at $962.94 billion, gaining more than 4 per cent in the last 24 hours. However, the...
- Top cryptocurrency prices today: Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, Terra zoom up to 7%"India moves closer to legalizing cryptocurrency. The honourable FM in her budget speech has proposed taxation rules on virtual digital ass...
- Scammer crypto kid, who defrauded over 100 investors with his ponzi scheme, lived a luxurious life in a $23K per month condoAnd then the feds came.
- How the longest bull run in history ended in pandemic panicBy daybreak in Europe, the price of crude oil had fallen by a third.
- After losing $163 million in cryptocurrency, investors call to exhume Quadriga CEO’s bodyCotten died on Dec. 12, 2018 of complications due to Crohn’s disease in Jaipur, India, according to an affidavit from his widow, Jennifer R...
- A crypto millionaire, loose ends & a dead end: A consignment of teddy bears before Gerald Cotten diedOn November 30, 3 days after signing his will, QuadrigaCX CEO landed in New Delhi for his honeymoon.
- From fraud to fintech, Quadriga co-founder's past crimes emergePatryn was involved in Quadriga from the start, helping Cotten establish one of Canada’s first Bitcoin exchanges.
- Cryptocurrency companies use 'backdoor' listings to ease into mainstreamThe effort is all about trying to legitimise digital currency operations and the reputation.
- Sleuths scour for frozen Quadriga coins in crypto dramaThe virtually unregulated world of digital currencies has been a breeding ground for hacks and thefts since the Bitcoin was invented more t...
- Millions in cryptocurrencies frozen after Canadian founder's deathQuadriga has 363,000 registered users and owes C$250 million to affected users, says an affidavit.
- Paying a heavy price: This crypto exchange can't refund $190 mn to customers after CEO died with only passwordGerald Cotten's widow, Jennifer Robertson, has the encrypted laptop without the password or recovery key.
- Berlin: Subtle commemorations of historyBerlin is truly one of Europe’s most vibrant capital cities, with much art, culture on display but Prakash Dubey was particularly struck by...
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