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SOL down 3% in the past 24 hrs, falling more than the broader market’s negative 2.45% move. The drop followed a rejection near the 30 day simple moving average at 132.66, reinforcing near term selling pressure. SOL price now trades below all major moving averages. Short-term references like the 10 day EMA at 126.32 and 20 day EMA at 129.52 highlight fading bullish momentum after the recent rebound attempt.

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Stealka stealer: the new face of game cheats, mods, and cracks Kaspersky identified a new infostealer named Stealka, which masquerades as pirated software and game mods. It targets data stored inside browsers, locally installed applications, and crypto wallets. How Stealka spreads - A stealer is a type of malware that collects confidential information stored on the victim’s device and sends it to the attackers’ server. Stealka is primarily distributed via popular platforms like GitHub, SourceForge, Softpedia, sites.google.com, and others, disguised as cracks for popular software, or cheats and mods for games. For the malware to be activated, the user must run the file manually. Kaspersky users beware of this issue for protection of your digital assets.

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Jan 1, 2025: Bitcoin $94K End of 2025 loading… ⏳ Rebound? Not yet. Panic? Everywhere. Smart money? Quietly waiting. The king of crypto hasn’t even stretched yet 🐂💣

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A South Korean crypto criminal begged for a shorter sentence. The judge DOUBLED it instead. The man aged in his 30s, was sentenced to four years of probation by a district court in 2024. The same court also sentenced him to two and a half years in jail, but eventually suspended the sentence for four years. A probationary period means he would need to check in with a probation officer on a regular basis. Under suspension, if he were to commit another crime during that time, he would be sent to prison. Unhappy with this verdict, the man appealed to the Suwon High Court in the hope of reducing his sentence. That backfired completely. Instead of cutting his sentence, the court reversed the suspension order and jailed the man for four years. The man in question used Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to launder $68,000 from victims of voice phishing.

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