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Lately, the crypto sphere, with bitcoin aficionados in particular, has been buzzing with chatter about the fees pocketed by BTC miners. They’re pondering if these fees will adequately offset the impending 2024 halving and the accompanying drop in revenue. On the other hand, Ethereum, the runner-up in the crypto world, is raking in significantly higher weekly fees. Here’s an insight into the…

Faketoshi Craig Wright Lies Exposed

Last week, notorious Faketoshi Craig Wright took the stand in the Hodlonaut vs. Craig Wright trial in Norway. While on the stand giving his testimony, Craig Wright was being questioned by his counsel about sharing early versions of the whitepaper and code, and asked “did you share the code at any state or discuss you had problems writing or with development?” After a note about when exactly he…

Bitcoin.org hacked by online scammers

Bitcoin.org, the first website dedicated to bitcoin (BTC), was hacked by online scammers and is currently unavailable as of this writing.

Bitcoin.org’s anonymous curator, Cobra, made it known that the website was battling with hackers who were attempting to put up a fraud notice on the internet, according to Cobra.

BTC developer Matt Corallo stated on Twitter that “It appears that Bitcoin.org has been hacked and the entire site has been changed with a hoax offering free Bitcoin.” “Do not send any payments to that address,” says the author.

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Namecheap temporarily limited access to the website in response to a request from Corallo. According to Cobra, the Bitcoin.org website “may be unavailable for a few days.”

Users said that the website was displaying a usual false giveaway announcement, with scammers supposedly managing to collect approximately $17,000 and send it to their respective locations prior to the website being taken down by the authorities.

Hackers Assault Bitcoin.org Website, Prompting Its Developers to Take It Offline

Cobra Bitcoin took to its official Twitter account to announce a cyber attack today at around 8 AM. It reported that investigations on how the hacker put up their malicious software on the site are ongoing, and it will take them a couple of days. Bitcoin.org Suffers in The Hands of ‘Cyber Experts’ Bitcoin.org isRead More

Craig Wright wins default judgment, Bitcoin.org must remove Bitcoin Whitepaper

Bitcoin.org must now remove the Bitcoin whitepaper, host a notice referring to the court’s judgment, and pay $48,600 to cover Wright’s legal costs.