Fernando De Leon built a multibillion-dollar empire betting on businesses that many investors may find unglamorous, such as dental and veterinary offices or insurance.

His firm, Leon Capital Group, e...

Fernando De Leon built a multibillion-dollar empire betting on businesses that many investors may find unglamorous, such as dental and veterinary offices or insurance.

His firm, Leon Capital Group, even runs the medical spas that provide Botox treatments and fancy facials for women and men. De Leon ...

Meet the Billionaire Who Built His Empire Betting on Boring Businesses

An unknown trader’s $1.3 billion sale of shares in BlackRock’s Bitcoin exchange-traded fund on Tuesday has coincided with a steep fall in the price of Bitcoin immediately after the sale, according to ...

Bitcoin’s recent drop coincides with $1.3B ‘dark pool’ ETF sale: Analyst

Author: David Hoffman
Translator: Jia Huan, ChainCatcher

If you missed last week's news, I sold my ETH.

Making this decision was no easy feat for someone who has built a career, community, identity, and business empire around Ethereum.

The reasons for the sale require a more thorough explanation than a few scattered tweets.

The argument that "ETH is money" hasn't failed…it has simply been delivered. Ethereum has received the ETH price it deserves, and I believe ETH as an asset…

Bankless Founder: Why I Sold All My ETH

South Korea's crackdown on virtual asset crime has officially extended from centralized exchanges (CEXs) to decentralized exchanges (DEXs). For the first time, South Korean prosecutors have initiated investigations into decentralized exchanges under the Virtual Asset User Protection Act…
The article, titled "South Korea Makes First Arrest | _2024111120230_ | Rug Pull Mastermind! CATFI Soars a Thousandfold, 6,000 People BlockTempo and Go to Zero," was originally published on BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain ABMedia media.

South Korea makes its first arrest | _2024111120230_ | Rug Pull mastermind behind cryptocurrency issuance! CATFI surges a thousandfold, 6,000 people who bought in end up with nothing.