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Binance said $2.54 billion in crypto assets were frozen as it investigates a potential security breach; Circle and Tether froze related assets.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called the company's dealings with Singapore-based Megaspeed International "normal and not unusual" after reports of a US spy probe into a former executive.
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Binance said $2.54 billion in crypto assets were frozen as it investigates a potential security breach; Circle and Tether froze related assets.
Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, said that $2.54 billion in crypto assets had been frozen as it investigated a potential security breach, with stablecoin issuers Circle and Tether freezing related assets https://t.co/KU5AEmzdcE
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called the company's dealings with Singapore-based Megaspeed International "normal and not unusual" after reports of a US spy probe into a former executive.
Nvidia's Huang says dealings with firm in US spy probe were 'normal', Bloomberg News reports https://t.co/cVoG7CWwUb
BBinance, the world's largest crypto exchange, says two and a half billion dollars in assets are frozen while it investigates a potential security breach.
BStablecoin issuers Circle and Tether also froze related assets, according to Reuters.
BNvidia's CEO is pushing back on reports of a US spy probe involving a former executive.
BJensen Huang told Bloomberg that dealings with Singapore-based Megaspeed International were, quote, normal and not unusual.
BAl Jazeera reports the US-Canada trade war is hurting Kentucky's bourbon industry, though we could not independently confirm the impact.
BAnd a reported trend called YIGBY — Yes In God's Backyard — has churches building apartments on their property to ease housing shortages.