Price volatility following a series of fake tweets from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s X account caused nearly $90 million worth of bitcoin [BTC] long and short positions to be ...

On Thursday afternoon, all hell broke loose on Twitter. Some of the largest and most influential accounts, all accompanied by a blue checkmark, began tweeting out a similar message: send Bitcoin to a ...

The @satoshi X (formerly Twitter) account tweeted "Hello world." on the afternoon of Jan.18 but failed to generate any speculation about whether Satoshi Nakamoto, the long-lost inventor of Bitcoin ...

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A Bitcoin Spot ETF was not approved on Tuesday, but the SEC’s hacked account made it seem like it was. Reading time 2 minutes The Security and Exchange Commission’s X account was hacked on Tuesday ...

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has been known to tweet statements that have elicited warnings, and even charges, from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Most recently, lawyers warned the ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission confirmed Tuesday that its official Twitter account was compromised, leading to the posting of an unauthorized tweet falsely stating that Bitcoin exchange-traded ...

LONDON — The boss of European fintech giant Klarna says he's "deeply worried" about posts promoting bitcoin on Twitter and thinks regulators should act to protect people from potential losses.

Ron Hammond said including the Bitcoin logo and the graphics scheme suggested that the SEC had not been behind drafting a spot BTC ETF approval tweet. A fake tweet on social media platform X (formerly ...

They say time heals all wounds – not in Bitcoin. As documented by Bitcoin Historian Pete Rizzo, tomorrow marks the 12th anniversary of a now-infamous tweet by Nick Allen back in 2011, one that ...

“Running bitcoin,” were the words of legendary cypherpunk Hal Finney on Jan. 11, 2009, shortly before becoming the first person to download and receive bitcoin [BTC] two days later. This tweet ...