Apple M1, M2, & M3 Vulnerability

3 Body Problem Anyone?

Today in Daily Crypto News, I kicked things off by talking about Netflix's series adaptation of "The Three-Body Problem," based on Liu Cixin's books. I'm really curious about what you all think, so feel free to drop me an email or share your thoughts on Substack.

There is a serious issue with Apple's M1, M2, and M3 chips. There's a vulnerability that could mess with web browser wallets and apps like MetaMask. Researchers have already flagged this to Apple, and there's been some action on it, especially with the M3 chips. But for those with M1 and M2, there's a bit of risk, albeit minimal for most of us.

The bizarre situation in Nigeria with Binance executives getting detained over a tax evasion case tied to a $26 billion money laundering probe. The story took an odd turn with Nigeria holding these execs in a sort of ransom situation over tax payments. THEN… one of the “hostages” decided to make a break for it. Just is out there running around trying to escape. Insane.

Kevin Hart selling his Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT at a major loss. Personally, I don't find it that even news.. but here we are.

Binance ending support for USDC on the Tron blockchain. This decision, driven by risk management, aims to maintain USDC's integrity and safety. It reflects a larger discussion on blockchain stability and compliance.

Additionally, we looked into Grayscale Bitcoin Trust's dwindling Bitcoin stash and Polygon's hiccup with their zero-knowledge EVM chain. Despite these setbacks, I'm staying positive about crypto's future, its market, and the innovations on the horizon.

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