Matthias C. Löbl1, Stefano Paesani1,2 og Anders S. Sørensen11Center for Hybrid Quantum Networks (Hy-Q), The Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, Blegdamsvej 17, DK-2100...
Zhaoyi Li1, Isaac Kim2 og Patrick Hayden11Department of Physics, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, USA2Department of Computer Science, University of California, Davis, CA 95616,...
Fljótleg söguleg fortíð NFTs: Frá upphafi til heimsþekkingar Það sem byrjaði með lituðu reiðufé sem byggir á Bitcoin á árunum 2012–2013 varð að fyrirbæri...
LONDON, 20. mars, 2023 - (ACN Newswire) - DLT Science Foundation (DSF), alþjóðleg samtök sem ekki eru rekin í hagnaðarskyni, hleypt af stokkunum í dag með það að markmiði að auka þekkingu og taka upp,...
More than 800 victims of the collapsed BitConnect crypto Ponzi scheme are set to receive $17 million in restitution, according to the U.S. Department...
Investment banking giant Bain Capital has rolled out a $560 million new company arm to focus specifically on crypto and blockchain. The financial behemoth announced the launch of Bain Capital Crypto (BCC), a dedicated investment firm “to support crypto/web3 builders from seed through growth with a highly technical and collaborative approach.” Bain says that BCC […]
Satish Kumbhani, the founder of BitConnect, thought to be the biggest crypto-related Ponzi scheme of all time, is nowhere to be found. Kumbhani, an Indian citizen, was indicted last week for misleading US investors about BitConnect’s purported “Lending Program.” “As alleged in the indictment, however, BitConnect operated as a Ponzi scheme by paying earlier BitConnect […]
The SEC is unable to locate the founder of the BitConnect platform Satish Kumbhani who is being sued for raising funds and scamming investors out of $2 billion so let’s read furhter in today’s latest crypto news. The Bitconnect founder is being sued for defrauding investors out of $2 billion and launching a Ponzi Scheme […]
A U.S. grand jury indicted Satish Kumbhani, the founder of BitConnect, orchestrating a fraud scheme that siphoned approximately $2.4 billion from investors. (Lestu meira)