Ripple Shares North Korean Hacker Intelligence With Crypto Industry
Ripple is sharing internal intelligence on North Korean operatives with the broader crypto industry, citing a dangerous shift away from smart contract
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Nuri Soytürk has been active in the cryptocurrency sector for more than seven years. Across platforms such as Binance Square, CoinMarketCap, and X, he has built an audience of tens of thousands of followers through crypto content, market commentary, and community-focused publishing. He is a contributing writer at Investing.com, one of the world's leading financial news and analysis platforms, and the founder of BilgiKripto.com, an independent Turkish-language crypto news publication. As Founder and Editor-in-Chief of CoinMindAI, his goal is to help a global audience follow the crypto industry with clearer, more accessible, and more informative coverage.
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