In our “Events” section, we cover major conferences, meetups, and industry gatherings related to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. Here you will find announcements, highlights, and reports from important events shaping the crypto ecosystem. Read the “Events” section on ForkNews to stay updated on key happenings in the blockchain industry.
The city of Midland in the province of Ontario has decided to pay hackers a ransom, which they demand for decryption keys from malware that blocked the city's computer network.
The founder of the world's second largest crypto exchange was arrested by the Shanghai police - such headlines appeared yesterday on social networks and local media. In fact, the CEO and founder of the OKCoin and OKEx cryptocurrency exchanges, Star Xu, was spotted at the local Shanghai police station. On the evening of the next day, Star Xu left the police station, which means that he was not charged within 24 hours, according to the law.
More than 27 thousand people, including citizens of Africa, America and Australia, were subjected to one of the largest bitcoin scams in South Africa.
It has become known that Kingdom Trust, which holds more than 30 types of cryptocurrencies and tokens for investors, has obtained insurance coverage through Lloyd's of London to protect these assets from theft and destruction. Kingdom Trust is known to be a certified custodian, which means it holds private keys for those types of cryptocurrencies that are considered acceptable by regulated financial institutions.
American radio Free Asia reported that North Korea is planning to hold a conference on blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies, which will feature speakers from around the world. The conference will take place from October 1 to 2 in Pyongyang. Meetings of conference participants with representatives of North Korean government organizations are also planned for October 3.
The McAfee team is offering a reward for any information regarding the potential theft of $100 million in cryptocurrency.
In July, a South Korean millionaire running a cryptocurrency business in Singapore lost €2.3 million by selling bitcoin to scammers.
According to Xinhua, China's state-run newspaper, Chinese police have arrested three people suspected of stealing $87 million worth of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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