Did Hackers Compromise US Government Crypto? $20M in Suspicious Activity
In a new update from Arkham Intelligence, it seems that crypto wallets linked to the U.S. government may have been compromised, losing around $20 million. According to Arkham, the bulk of the funds, primarily made up of...
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