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NEW: North Korean hackers have launched memecoins on NEAR to launder stolen funds but no one is buying them. Thailand plans to cap stablecoin transfers at $148,000 per day. The…

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Published: 2026-11-13 06:00 UTC
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🚨 NEW: North Korean hackers have launched memecoins on NEAR to launder stolen funds but no one is buying them. Thailand plans to cap stablecoin transfers at $148,000 per day. The region’s top crypt…

🚨 NEW: North Korean hackers have launched memecoins on NEAR to launder stolen funds but no one is buying them. Thailand plans to cap stablecoin transfers at $148,000 per day. The region’s top crypto news in Asia Express: https://t.co/ksZ73qOtGv https://t.co/ksZ73qOtGv

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Cointelegraph · Published 2026-11-13 22:20 UTC

UPDATE: Around 35.4% of Bitcoin’s supply, or 7.12 million $BTC, has publicly exposed keys that could be vulnerable to future quantum attacks, including exposure linked to address…

⚡️️ UPDATE: Around 35.4% of Bitcoin’s supply, or 7.12 million $BTC, has publicly exposed keys that could be vulnerable to future quantum attacks, including exposure linked to address reuse and exchange holdings.

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