A Russian national has been arrested in South Korea for attempting to rob a cryptocurrency exchange. Authorities reported the suspect attempted to gain access to digital assets using threatening tactics, highlighting security concerns within the crypto sector.
In a controversial move, open source developers have been arrested for creating the “Open Source Justice Manifesto.” The manifesto advocates for a just and free legal system, with legal knowledge and tools accessible to all. This has sparked concerns about open source software’s potential to disrupt traditional justice systems and proprietary software business models. The arrests have sent shockwaves through the open source community, raising questions about the implications of open source code and its impact on traditional legal systems.
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Alex Mashinsky, former CEO of Celsius, was reportedly arrested for fraud and financial misconduct. Details of the incident are yet unclear, though legal action has been taken against him.
Alex Mashinsky, former CEO of cryptocurrency lending startup Celsius, has been arrested and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed against Celsius, report sources. Mashinsky has been associated with the company since its launch in 2017.
Breaking news: Former Celsius CEO, Stephen McNamara, has been arrested in connection with a fraud and securities violation lawsuit filed by the SEC.