A New York man identified in court documents only as Noah Doe has filed a lawsuit in the Supreme Court of the State of New York seeking legal ownership of 39,069 abandoned Bitcoin wallets — assets he discovered using a self-developed algorithm, reported to the NYPD in compliance with lost and found property law, and spent over a year attempting to return to their rightful owners before filing suit. Related Reading: American Mega Bank Is Dumping Its Ethereum Holdings, Here’s What It’s Buying The First Amended Complaint, filed May 1, 2026, under index number 153119/2026 and filed through Brooklyn-based law firm Lewis & Lin LLC, lays out one of the most unusual property cases in crypto’s short legal history. Noah Doe is not a hacker. He is not a thief. Under New York Personal Property Law Article 7-B, he is arguing he is a finder — and that title to the abandoned wallets vested in him by operation of law after all reasonable efforts to locate their owners failed. How He Found The Bitcoin
A Satoshi era Bitcoin miner moved 2,650 BTC worth about $203 million into FalconX and Cumberland trading desks, leaving roughly 6,000 BTC in dormant balances while spot prices held near $77,000. A long dormant Bitcoin (BTC) miner that accumulated coins…
Ethereum will prioritize decentralization and security over chasing high TPS. The Foundation holds 0.16% of ETH and will sell less to ensure longevity. Protocol resilience will rely on AI-assisted verification and FOCIL. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has proposed a significant conceptual shift for the Ethereum Foundation. He contends that the organization should no longer be […]
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Dogecoin’s price action looks bare on the surface, but the wallets that often matter most are making interesting moves. Notably, on-chain data shows that large DOGE holders have returned to accumulation at a time when the meme coin is trading below its most important technical price zones of the year. Dogecoin Whales Are Buying Into Weakness DOGE has spent much of 2026 under pressure, with rallies repeatedly struggling to turn into upside above $0.10. That has made whale behavior more important because large holders tend to accumulate during periods when smaller traders are either selling, waiting, or losing interest. Related Reading: Dogecoin Adoption Is Back In The Cards, But Why Is DOGE Price Still Crashing? On-chain data tracked by crypto analyst Ali Martinez and sourced from Santiment shows that large DOGE holders purchased more than 525 million tokens in a 96-hour window. At the time the accumulation was recorded, Dogecoin’s price action was locked in a tight squeeze directly bel
Cyannova Capital (“Cyannova” or the “Company”), a New York-based investment firm, announces its inaugural investment fund, Cyannova Capital, LP, at its private industry reception held in Hong Kong.
Ethereum is struggling to stay above $2,100 as the market shows indecision that has left bulls and bears in a standoff without a clear resolution. A brief recovery arrived when President Trump stated that the Strait of Hormuz would be opened following talks with Middle Eastern leaders about Iran and regional peace efforts — markets […]
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $1.257 billion in net outflows last week. BlackRock’s IBIT had the biggest outflow at $1.008 billion. Bitcoin spot ETFs still held $98.87 billion in total net assets. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $1.257 billion from May 18 to May 22, indicating a shift in institutional sentiment toward a risk-off […]
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Bitcoin mining enters a new era as Bitmain and AntPool push hash rate financialization and ecosystem integration. Throughout the history of cryptocurrency, mining has remained the ironclad foundation safeguarding Bitcoin’s network security and decentralization. Yet with the rapid emergence of…