Another week, another recap! Missed some news or unsure about the most important stories from the past week? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered:
Dubai and Crypto.com Launch Digital Property Marketplace. Dubai’s Land Department has partnered with Crypto.com to launch a new platform that lets people buy and sell property using digital assets. This move helps bring real estate and blockchain closer than ever before.
Over 900 North Korean Hackers within the Crypto Ecosystem. A new report reveals that more than 900 hackers linked to North Korea are active in the crypto world. These groups are believed to be behind several major attacks, using stolen funds to support the regime.
Strategy’s Bitcoin Buying Streak Comes to an End. MicroStrategy, the biggest corporate holder of Bitcoin, did not make any new Bitcoin purchases this past week. It’s the first pause in its long-running buying streak, raising questions about its next move.
Crypto Crime in Belgium: Kidnapping, Robbery, and Rescues. Belgian authorities reported a major crypto-related criminal case involving kidnapping and armed robbery. Police were able to rescue the victim, showing how serious crypto crime can get.
Two Fraudsters Jailed in UK for $2 Million Crypto Scam. In the UK, two men were sentenced to prison after running a crypto scam that stole $2 million from investors. They promised high returns but spent the money on luxury items and gambling.
This week reminds us that while crypto is becoming more connected to real life, from homes in Dubai to big investors like MicroStrategy, crime and cyber threats are still major risks. The crypto world is growing fast, but it’s not without danger.
