US authorities charged Jonathan Spalletta with hacking Uranium Finance twice in April 2021, stealing over $54 million and spending funds on Pokémon cards and ancient coins. He faces up to 30 years in prison, highlighting DeFi security and regulatory tightening.
US authorities unsealed indictment against Jonathan Spalletta for hacking Uranium Finance in April 2021, stealing over $54 million. Stolen funds used to buy Pokémon cards, Roman coins. He faces up to 30 years in prison.
US authorities indicted Jonathan Spalletta for hacking Uranium Finance twice in April 2021, stealing over $54 million. Proceeds were used to buy Pokémon cards and Roman coins. He faces up to 30 years in prison.
US prosecutors have charged a Maryland man over the 2021 Uranium Finance hacks that drained more than $54 million. The case highlights growing law-enforcement scrutiny of DeFi exploits and the lasting importance of smart contract security.
US authorities charged Jonathan Spalletta for hacking Uranium Finance twice in April 2021, stealing over $54 million. He faces up to 30 years in prison. Stolen funds were allegedly spent on Pokémon cards, ancient Roman coins, and Wright brothers' airplane fabric.
President Trump will host the first White House Crypto Summit on March 7, led by Crypto Czar David Sacks, aiming to establish a clear regulatory framework for digital assets. The event is expected to boost Bitcoin and the broader crypto market.
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins announced a three-pillar 'ACT' strategy (Advance, Clarify, Transform) to replace the 'regulation by enforcement' era, aiming to clarify digital asset classification, revive IPOs, and attract crypto firms back to U.S. soil.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins announced the 'ACT' strategy on CNBC, replacing the 'regulation by enforcement' era. The plan focuses on advancing innovation, clarifying token classifications, and transforming IPO markets to attract crypto firms back to the US.
