Sander Lutz is a Producer and Lead Culture Reporter at SCENE. He specializes in cryptocurrency, blockchain, and finance, covering themes such as financial markets, commodities, and investment. Sander's work has been featured in JPEG Culture, Maxbit - Crypto News, Yahoo Finance, and Decrypt.
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Sander Lutz's articles predominantly cover the crypto and blockchain space, with a particular focus on cryptocurrency trends, ETFs, NFTs, and regulatory developments. His coverage attributes indicate a preference for press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: Decrypt Sander Lutz
Over two decades after its notorious collapse, Enron is coming back with plans built around "permissionless innovation."
By: Sander Lutz
What has the world come to?
By: Decrypt Sander Lutz
Coinbase says that newly revealed documents from the FDIC help prove a U.S. government plot against the crypto industry is real. The letters don't go quite that far.
By: Sander Lutz
A handful of crypto executives have revolutionized how corporations spend on elections, and the effects could extend well beyond crypto.
By: Sander Lutz
An X (aka Twitter) hack, a red-hot Solana meme coin, a disgruntled artist, and a pump and dump: this crypto story's got it all.
Members of the Own the Doge DAO will vote in the coming weeks to potentially bestow official IP status on one of many Neiro meme coins.
By: Sander Lutz
Hailey Welch, aka the "Hawk Tuah" girl, went offline after her meme coin imploded. Now her collaborators are pointing fingers in her absence.
Bitfinex hacker Ilya Lichtenstein says "Razzlekhan" should walk free—despite confessing to helping him launder billions of dollars worth of stolen Bitcoin.
By: Decrypt Sander Lutz
Haliey Welch, the Hawk Tuah girl, is finally speaking up—and she's working with the law firm suing her meme coin business partners.
By: Decrypt Sander Lutz
Are North Korean hackers snooping for vulnerabilities around buzzy DeFi platform Hyperliquid? Security researchers say yes, but Hyperliquid Labs and HYPE holders are pushing back.
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