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Liam 'Akiba' Wright

An editorial collage of a padlocked Polygon railway switch beside an unbuilt route plan and intact rails, illustrating a proposed POL recovery rule.

Polygon wants to move 70 million POL without the wallet holders’ signatures

Nov 9 3 min read

Yellow and vermilion editorial collage of a worn camera aperture engraved with XRP and RLUSD, partly framing a mountain ridge beside a 4.7% estimate clipping.

XRP could double while this yield strategy leaves you far behind

Nov 8 3 min read

Cobalt-blue editorial collage of a Kalshi cable junction held taut between a CFTC tensioner and an intact concrete anchor.

Who gets to block your Kalshi bets? Washington just escalated the fight

Nov 8 3 min read

Editorial collage of a Web3Auth-branded key-cutting machine duplicating Keplr-marked keys, illustrating why another access route does not secure an exposed secret.

The catch in recovering a hacked crypto wallet: the thief may still have a key

Nov 8 3 min read

Orange editorial collage of an open fuel valve, working storage tanks and a Bitcoin-marked gate beside a diesel price decline clipping.

The diesel problem that could spoil Bitcoin’s hopes for cheaper money

Nov 8 2 min read

Cobalt-blue and orange editorial collage of a looming closed briefing-room door, Jensen Huang, the US Capitol and Nvidia server racks.

Nvidia’s CEO, an alleged romance and a suspected Chinese spy: Congress wants answers

Nov 8 2 min read

Thailand is cutting off Bitget. Users have until December 5 to prepare

Nov 7 2 min read

Yellow and cobalt editorial collage of an OFAC-engraved magnifier revealing threads through layered corporate files, with a Prince Group crown printed on a folder.

US sanctions hit 41 companies accused of keeping Prince Group’s scam network running

Nov 7 2 min read

Yellow and magenta editorial collage of a Zcash-marked reserve tank filled with inherited value as a tiny new fee contribution drips in.

Zcash’s new security fund is 99.7% old money

Nov 7 2 min read

Magenta and acid-green editorial collage of a Bitcoin-engraved magnifier enlarging a Q3 unit labor cost decline beside a separate October payroll report and factory photograph.

Higher wages don’t have to mean higher inflation. That could matter for Bitcoin

Nov 7 2 min read