In brief

$117,952.00
-0.25%$3,618.70
1.44%$3.39
-1.71%$742.08
1.74%$177.71
0.45%$0.999905
0.00%$0.251872
4.17%$3,614.01
1.51%$0.318651
-1.97%$0.832968
1.35%$117,753.00
-0.37%$4,353.87
1.14%$44.74
-0.88%$0.460536
-0.63%$3.84
2.47%$18.52
2.62%$0.268274
2.44%$522.55
1.85%$24.56
4.44%$3,868.78
1.36%$0.00001505
2.45%$111.29
9.71%$3,616.41
1.14%$8.99
0.13%$3.18
-0.17%$1.00
-0.01%$1.001
0.24%$4.39
3.72%$44.24
-0.05%$118,027.00
-0.18%$10.33
3.46%$327.28
1.02%$1.002
-0.06%$0.00001351
3.16%$4.95
1.15%$320.50
0.24%$415.46
0.83%$0.12091
2.43%$24.35
5.59%$2.91
2.71%$1.18
0.00%$5.31
0.06%$0.44538
-0.72%$1.028
1.08%$5.79
1.89%$48.47
0.26%$216.12
0.27%$0.44249
12.79%$0.799285
0.50%$0.00003392
1.84%$1.00
0.00%$0.289446
-0.11%$0.094658
2.49%$0.02773499
1.68%$0.461182
2.04%$5.02
3.40%$1.001
0.17%$3,623.01
1.91%$0.239746
1.36%$4.16
2.67%$17.28
2.15%$0.787847
3.78%$10.27
3.12%$0.352211
1.08%$1.15
1.58%$4.52
0.10%$0.03094732
-3.09%$2.79
1.33%$1.06
-0.01%$0.083283
-1.35%$188.50
0.43%$3,787.72
1.41%$4,120.46
1.45%$118,167.00
0.21%$1.79
0.39%$0.547977
3.27%$112.83
0.33%$0.099406
18.89%$4.95
0.16%$12.01
0.63%$0.00425763
-4.34%$0.999845
0.01%$0.999844
0.02%$1.44
5.21%$1.99
1.96%$0.02019513
0.22%$14.21
4.15%$1.007
2.24%$4.66
-1.39%$3,806.13
1.49%$0.00014137
4.77%$1.00
-0.04%$0.840832
0.91%$3,860.35
0.94%$1.33
0.50%$0.761541
1.26%$3,910.17
1.44%$0.392658
3.57%$3,809.30
1.50%$117,574.00
-0.37%$1.00
-0.03%$1.77
1.68%$0.608583
4.87%$0.109849
2.58%$1.088
6.74%$199.38
0.12%$0.975282
39.40%$0.999884
0.22%$1.10
2.67%$0.166191
-2.50%$741.64
2.05%$0.601784
2.66%$117,900.00
-0.23%$3,360.36
0.35%$28.08
3.18%$1.11
0.09%$2.67
1.74%$0.234028
3.20%$117,675.00
-0.32%$0.904143
2.48%$232.47
0.30%$0.0192817
3.40%$1.00
0.03%$0.01708876
1.45%$3,352.68
0.24%$0.327855
2.16%$3,620.54
1.45%$3,871.10
1.52%$0.887328
-0.97%$0.131433
0.94%$2.82
1.66%$3,764.63
2.21%$4.54
2.16%$9.05
-18.96%$44.43
0.79%$0.269942
0.02%$111.86
0.00%$0.00000072
0.41%$3.79
-0.36%$1.97
2.23%$0.432067
4.47%$0.999454
0.04%$1.00
-0.01%$2.03
2.21%$0.338006
3.22%$117,799.00
-0.18%$0.252093
4.69%$0.0186335
0.72%$3,621.62
1.38%$0.00691808
8.05%$1.08
-1.72%$0.0000016
5.81%$30.29
3.60%$0.436506
0.79%$0.00876581
0.16%$1.67
2.52%$117,120.00
-0.73%$0.997758
0.01%$0.058871
3.04%$0.350092
-1.40%$0.00981049
6.33%$0.111976
8.80%$3,854.17
1.60%$117,828.00
-0.25%$3,604.18
1.14%$0.549095
-0.54%$1.30
1.80%$0.6794
1.43%$1.00
-0.06%$0.073859
0.17%$3,619.82
1.35%$0.999793
-0.02%$3,994.04
1.43%$0.520901
4.16%$44.73
-1.02%$1.16
0.05%$0.673076
2.49%$0.140654
2.17%$7.16
4.81%$0.197815
4.98%$1.001
0.09%$52.23
2.30%$7.46
1.79%$1.55
3.45%$17.06
2.25%$3,912.01
0.50%$0.00002378
7.56%$0.393299
0.79%$0.221116
3.94%$0.424939
0.99%$0.427342
0.56%$0.00000046
-1.36%$2.71
2.71%$0.32101
1.87%$3,612.69
0.99%$0.060034
1.70%$10.75
0.00%$44.49
-1.45%$0.04377785
3.07%$0.090439
2.34%$3,619.65
1.43%$7.37
-6.91%$0.161385
-1.52%$1.093
-0.00%$0.999905
0.00%$1.002
-0.29%$1.003
0.41%$4,357.35
1.40%$0.00404197
0.41%$0.601467
2.43%$118,847.00
-0.35%$1.64
0.79%$1.44
5.46%$0.868367
8.82%$0.00757451
2.82%$147.79
2.01%$0.999962
-0.00%$194.43
0.29%$0.848707
3.49%$29.76
4.26%$0.387309
2.54%$12.83
1.44%$0.574171
1.20%$0.376276
1.06%$0.00545383
0.52%$0.00006716
1.88%$24.47
4.09%$0.03765601
-1.16%$0.00415688
10.76%$4.49
9.68%$0.01886804
-1.42%$3,785.37
1.04%$21.70
1.00%$117,902.00
-0.17%$0.00415973
3.22%$0.834576
1.87%$0.239509
1.50%$0.03267517
2.52%$0.745807
0.35%$3.82
4.97%$0.335572
-1.50%$4,063.67
1.01%$0.998361
-0.03%$1.064
0.37%$1.001
0.19%$0.770821
7.70%$7.28
0.47%$0.999726
-0.01%Reading
At least three Pakistan residents took several foreign nationals hostage and extorted roughly $93,000 worth of Bitcoin (BTC) in what was the first-ever armed crypto robbery in the country, Geo News reported today.
Per the publication, two suspects were arrested in the Pakistani city Gujranwala. Another suspect, who is reportedly still at large, was named as the prime suspect because he allegedly invited the foreign nationals to Lahore to “make an investment.”
Under the guise of offering a ride “to show them the city,” the suspects allegedly kidnapped five foreign nationals, including one from Germany and one from Switzerland, at gunpoint.
To add insult to injury, the suspects also reportedly sprinkled some heroin on their victims, threatening to report them as drug dealers.
As a result, the robbers forced the hostages to transfer 14.7 million Pakistani rupees—or $93,000—worth of Bitcoin to their account.
According to the police, the suspects were ultimately tracked down by their vehicle’s plate numbers.
Over 3.5 million yuan ($500,000) was stolen in Hong Kong today during a cryptocurrency OTC trade, according to local news site Apple Daily. The robbery reportedly took place in the Kwun Tong district of Hong Kong. On the upper floor of the Wah Kai Centre, an unnamed woman was trading in cryptocurrency when four men—estimated to be between 20 to 30 years old—threatened her with knives. The group of men managed to steal 3.5 million yuan in cash ($538,000) and an iPhone before fleeing in a picku...
As Decrypt reported, a group of men reportedly stole over $500,000 from a woman who traded cryptocurrency in Hong Kong in mid-January.
Prior to that, a 37-year-old Bitcoin seller also fell victim to robbers in Hong Kong, losing about three million yuan ($461,000) in cash.
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