Consensys
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Joe Lubin's Consensys Sells $48M SharpLink (SBET) Shares After 94% Stock Collapse From 2025 Peak
Consensys, controlled by Joe Lubin, has sold all 5.7 million SBET common shares for $8.39 apiece, liquidating its position in the gambling marketing company-turned-ETH treasury stock. SharpLink's stoc
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Consensys announced the spin-off of its MetaMask business, with MetaMask focusing on consumer finance. The original Consensys will be renamed MetaMask, and Joe Lubin will serve as CEO.
Consensys Software Inc., an Ethereum ecosystem company, will split into two independent entities, separating its consumer-facing MetaMask business from its institutional and infrastructure operations.
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Consensys once mistakenly hired a developer with ties to North Korea, who had access to some of its systems for a month
Svmuu News: Earlier this year, blockchain company Consensys brought on a software developer using the pseudonym Tyler Knapp through a third-party service provider; a subsequent investigation revealed
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Joe Lubin's Consensys Sells $48M SharpLink (SBET) Shares After 94% Stock Collapse From 2025 Peak
Consensys, controlled by Joe Lubin, has sold all 5.7 million SBET common shares for $8.39 apiece, liquidating its position in the gambling marketing company-turned-ETH treasury stock. SharpLink's stoc
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Consensys announced the spin-off of its MetaMask business, with MetaMask focusing on consumer finance. The original Consensys will be renamed MetaMask, and Joe Lubin will serve as CEO.
Consensys Software Inc., an Ethereum ecosystem company, will split into two independent entities, separating its consumer-facing MetaMask business from its institutional and infrastructure operations.
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Consensys once mistakenly hired a developer with ties to North Korea, who had access to some of its systems for a month
Svmuu News: Earlier this year, blockchain company Consensys brought on a software developer using the pseudonym Tyler Knapp through a third-party service provider; a subsequent investigation revealed
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