Jacob Lyon is a journalist for Protos, specializing in investigative reporting on cryptocurrency and blockchain-related news. With a focus on exposing scams, frauds, and security breaches in the crypto industry, Jacob aims to provide readers with accurate and timely information to protect themselves and make informed decisions in the digital asset space.
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Jacob Lyon's focus on crypto & blockchain, with extensive coverage of breaking news and evolving stories, indicates a keen interest in the legal and regulatory aspects, as well as fraudulent activities within the cryptocurrency space. To effectively reach out to Jacob, provide insights into ongoing cases related to crypto frauds or hacking incidents. Moreover, experts who can comment on government announcements or regulations impacting the crypto industry would be of interest to him.
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A Bitcoin maxi based in El Salvador says he crashed most of the Dogecoin ($DOGE) network using an old Thinkpad and a known exploit.
The CEO of crypto exchange Gate.io claims people are trying to “ruin his Friday” after rejecting unverified rumors that the crypto exchange had been breached and that user funds were at risk.
The founder of Catly, a new video game described as “AI-slop” that debuted at the 2024 Game Awards in Los Angeles last week has a history with failed NFT and blockchain games.
It's been claimed that bulk-buying $20,000 of Pudgy merch could net a $50,000 profit for anybody willing to put in a bit of extra leg work.
The team behind Haliey Welch's controversial “Hawk Tuah” crypto project HAWK, has finally spoken out after 12 days of silence in the wake of the token's collapse.
PENGU's launch was beset with problems as crypto wallets flagged its website as 'dangerous' and claimants complained of missing tokens.
Craig Wright said he won't be attending his contempt of court hearing in London today, citing a “lack of means for travel.” As a result, he will likely be found in contempt and face possible arrest and prison.
Craig Wright has been given a two-year suspended prison sentence by a UK judge after he was found guilty of criminal contempt of court following accusations from the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA).
The lawsuit alleges Welch's HAWK memecoin team enticed crypto first-timers to the project, leading to significant losses when it crashed.
Haliey Welch has announced that she will cooperate with the legal team that is currently suing individuals behind the launch of her HAWK memecoin.
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