<h2>A member of Finiko's team is currently in custody in the United Arab Emirates</h2>The co-founder of one of the largest Russian cryptocurrency financial pyramids, Zygmunt Zygmuntowicz, was detained by police officers from the United Arab Emirates. This information has already been confirmed by the Russian Prosecutor General's Office, which was informed about the arrest by the local Interpol office.<h2>The co-founder of the Russian cryptocurrency pyramid has been arrested</h2>One of the founders of the Finiko project was arrested in the United Arab Emirates. This information appeared in the Russian media. They were confirmed by employees of the General Prosecutor's Office in Russia, which was informed about the arrest of the wanted man by the local Interpol office.Zygmunt Zygmuntowicz was arrested in September this year. The Russian authorities applied to the UAE for his extradition. Documents related to extradition to Russia are currently being examined by the competent Abu Dhabi prosecutors.The 24-year-old Russian made his way to an international wanted list when Russian law enforcement launched a criminal investigation into a <a target="" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://tytanid.com/blog/why-blockchain-just-might-be-the-future-of-securitization">fraudulent cryptocurrency-based investment</a> program. The list also includes two other associates of Kirill Doronin, CEO of Finiko. It is specifically about Marat Sabirov and Edward Sabirov.The president of this cryptocurrency financial pyramid has been in prison since July 2021. His three accomplices fled Russia when the scam came to light, and Finiko went bankrupt. The whereabouts of the other two men are still unknown. The circumstances surrounding the arrest of Zygmuntowicz were also not disclosed to the public.

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<h2>Член команды Финико в настоящее время находится под стражей в Объединенных Арабских Эмиратах</h2>Сооснователь одной из крупнейших российских криптовалютных финансовых пирамид Зигмунт Зигмунтович был задержан сотрудниками полиции Объединенных Арабских Эмиратов. Эту информацию уже подтвердили в Генеральной прокуратуре России, которую проинформировало об аресте местное отделение Интерпола.<h2>Арестован сооснователь российской криптовалютной пирамиды</h2>Один из основателей проекта Finiko был арестован в Объединенных Арабских Эмиратах. Эта информация появилась в российских СМИ. Их подтвердили сотрудники Генеральной прокуратуры России, которой об аресте разыскиваемого сообщило местное отделение Интерпола.Зигмунт Зигмунтович был арестован в сентябре этого года. Российские власти обратились к ОАЭ с просьбой о его экстрадиции. Документы, связанные с экстрадицией в Россию, в настоящее время изучаются компетентными органами прокуратуры Абу-Даби.24-летний россиянин попал в международный розыск, когда российские правоохранительные органы начали уголовное расследование в отношении <a target="" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://tytanid.com/blog/why-blockchain-just-might-be-the-future-of-securitization">мошеннической криптовалютной инвестиционной</a> программы. В список также включены еще два сообщника Кирилла Доронина, генерального директора компании "Финико". Речь идет конкретно о Марате Сабирове и Эдуарде Сабирове.Президент этой криптовалютной финансовой пирамиды находится в тюрьме с июля 2021 года. Три его сообщника бежали из России, когда об афере стало известно, а компания Finiko обанкротилась. Местонахождение остальных двух человек до сих пор неизвестно. Обстоятельства ареста Зигмунтовича также не были раскрыты общественности.

Соучредитель российской криптовалютной аферы арестован

<h2>Członek zespołu Finiko przebywa obecnie w areszcie w Zjednoczonych Emiratach Arabskich</h2>Współzałożyciel jednej z największych rosyjskich kryptowalutowych piramid finansowych, Zygmunt Zygmuntowicz, został zatrzymany przez funkcjonariuszy policji ze Zjednoczonych Emiratów Arabskich. Informacja ta została już potwierdzona przez rosyjską Prokuraturę Generalną, która została poinformowana o aresztowaniu przez lokalne biuro Interpolu.<h2>Współzałożyciel rosyjskiej piramidy kryptowalutowej został aresztowany</h2>Jeden z założycieli projektu Finiko został aresztowany w Zjednoczonych Emiratach Arabskich. Informacje te pojawiły się w rosyjskich mediach. Zostały one potwierdzone przez pracowników Prokuratury Generalnej w Rosji, która została poinformowana o aresztowaniu poszukiwanego przez lokalne biuro Interpolu.Zygmunt Zygmuntowicz został aresztowany we wrześniu tego roku. Rosyjskie władze wystąpiły do Zjednoczonych Emiratów Arabskich o jego ekstradycję. Dokumenty związane z ekstradycją do Rosji są obecnie badane przez właściwą prokuraturę w Abu Zabi.24-letni Rosjanin trafił na międzynarodową listę poszukiwanych, gdy rosyjskie organy ścigania wszczęły dochodzenie w sprawie <a target="" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://tytanid.com/blog/why-blockchain-just-might-be-the-future-of-securitization">oszukańczego</a> programu <a target="" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://tytanid.com/blog/why-blockchain-just-might-be-the-future-of-securitization">inwestycyjnego opartego na kryptowalutach</a>. Lista obejmuje również dwóch innych współpracowników Kirilla Doronina, dyrektora generalnego Finiko. Chodzi konkretnie o Marata Sabirowa i Edwarda Sabirowa.Prezes tej kryptowalutowej piramidy finansowej przebywa w więzieniu od lipca 2021 roku. Jego trzej wspólnicy uciekli z Rosji, gdy oszustwo wyszło na jaw, a Finiko zbankrutowało. Miejsce pobytu pozostałych dwóch mężczyzn jest nadal nieznane. Okoliczności aresztowania Zygmuntowicza również nie zostały ujawnione opinii publicznej.

Współzałożyciel rosyjskiego oszustwa kryptowalutowego aresztowany

<h2>Ein Mitglied des Finiko-Teams befindet sich derzeit in den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten in Gewahrsam</h2>Der Mitbegründer einer der größten russischen Kryptowährungs-Finanzpyramiden, Zygmunt Zygmuntowicz, wurde von Polizeibeamten aus den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten festgenommen. Diese Information wurde bereits von der russischen Generalstaatsanwaltschaft bestätigt, die von der lokalen Interpol-Behörde über die Verhaftung informiert wurde.<h2>Der Mitbegründer der russischen Kryptowährungspyramide wurde verhaftet</h2>Einer der Gründer des Finiko-Projekts wurde in den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten verhaftet. Diese Information erschien in den russischen Medien. Sie wurden von Mitarbeitern der Generalstaatsanwaltschaft in Russland bestätigt, die über die Verhaftung des gesuchten Mannes durch das lokale Interpol-Büro informiert wurde.Zygmunt Zygmuntowicz wurde im September dieses Jahres verhaftet. Die russischen Behörden beantragten bei den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten seine Auslieferung. Die Unterlagen im Zusammenhang mit der Auslieferung an Russland werden derzeit von den zuständigen Staatsanwälten in Abu Dhabi geprüft.Der 24-jährige Russe kam auf eine internationale Fahndungsliste, als die russischen Strafverfolgungsbehörden eine strafrechtliche Untersuchung über ein <a target="" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://tytanid.com/blog/why-blockchain-just-might-be-the-future-of-securitization">betrügerisches Investitionsprogramm auf Kryptowährungsbasis</a> einleiteten. Auf der Liste stehen auch zwei weitere Mitarbeiter von Kirill Doronin, dem CEO von Finiko. Konkret handelt es sich um Marat Sabirov und Edward Sabirov.Der Präsident dieser Kryptowährungs-Finanzpyramide befindet sich seit Juli 2021 im Gefängnis. Seine drei Komplizen flohen aus Russland, als der Betrug ans Licht kam, und Finiko ging in Konkurs. Der Verbleib der beiden anderen Männer ist noch unbekannt. Auch die Umstände der Verhaftung von Zygmuntowicz wurden der Öffentlichkeit nicht bekannt gegeben.

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<h2>Considerable interest in non-fungible token technology has led to significant changes in the cryptocurrency sector.</h2>The broadly understood NFT market has been sending us subtle signals for some time that it is periodically trying to recover from the impact of the strong bear market that inevitably reached this sector. It is not difficult to quickly come to the conclusion that the prices of top tokens from key collections are still significantly away from the levels of the glory days, which ended around the first quarter of 2022. Despite this pessimistic fact, a certain change in the balance of power in this innovative sphere can be noticed. It is worth adding that so far, the Ethereum blockchain has been the network where non-fungible tokens were traded most frequently. In the end, however, Ethereum had to hand over the leadership position to its long-time competitor, Bitcoin.<h3>NFT trade is booming, but on a different blockchain</h3>Built, among others, by the popular programmer Vitalik Buterin, the Ethereum blockchain has for a long time been associated primarily with the fact that it is the cyberspace where by far the most non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are minted and where the highest trade rate in terms of turnover volume takes place.Recently, however, a revolutionary change took place, which led to BTC taking first place in terms of volume in the last 7 days.<h4>Latest data from the NFT market</h4>The latest data from the platform analyzing turnover volumes in the NFT sector shows that during the week Ethereum decreased by 3.72%, while tokens minted using the Ordinals protocol in the BTC network contributed to an increase by as much as 22.47 %, which led to this network ranking in first place.Finally, it is worth adding that the weekly volume here reached USD 101.3 million. In the case of the Ethereum protocol, it is USD 95.1 million. In third place, without any surprise, was Solana, which recorded a strong jump of 55% over the last week, and the trading volume of non-fungible tokens amounted to USD 66 million.

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Ethereum is no longer the leader in the NFT market. A surprising change in the balance of power

<h2>A financial company draws a positive forecast for one of the largest cryptocurrency projects</h2>The recent BTC price rally has sparked new enthusiasm in the world of digital currencies, and with it, increased interest in other cryptocurrencies. According to the forecasts of a widely recognized asset management company - VanEck - Solana (SOL) has a good chance of achieving noticeably better results than Ethereum (ETH) by 2024.<h3>Can Solana beat Ethereum?</h3>The spectacular increase in value by as much as 212% in just the last 60 days has resulted in Solana's share on the cryptocurrency market significantly increasing. Digital currency analysts also expect Solana's price oracle platform, Pyth, to likely overtake Chainlink in terms of total value secured (TVS) soon. It is worth adding here that despite Chainlink's current market dominance, analysts deeply believe that the innovative system architecture will make Pyth ultimately defeat its most serious rival.It is worth noting that Solana is currently trading at an average price of $73 per coin, and its price has increased by over 11% in just the last 24 hours. Moreover, there was also an additional increase in 24-hour trading volume to levels exceeding even USD 4.1 billion.Financial firm VanEck additionally forecasts that Ethereum will likely not reach a higher market capitalization than Bitcoin (BTC) until 2024. While Ethereum is likely to outperform other major tech stocks, Bitcoin's regulatory transparency and scale of energy efficiency are widely expected to attract interest from state-owned entities in Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.Despite Ethereum's very decent results, according to the most common forecasts, it will probably lose market share to other smart contract platforms, such as Solana, whose main competitive advantage is that it can boast a much more reliable scalability schedule. Finally, it is impossible not to mention that Argentina is expected to join the countries sponsoring BTC mining at the state level. This would mean that Argentina would follow in the footsteps of countries such as the United Arab Emirates, El Salvador, Bhutan and Oman.

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Solana will beat Ethereum in some respects by 2024, according to VanEck

<h2>Cryptocurrency investors who expect the sector to decline suffer significant losses.</h2>According to data provided by the popular firm S3 Partners, short-term investors who focus on companies related to the oldest cryptocurrency suffered significant financial losses exceeding $6 billion in total by trying to short BTC in 2023. These losses were caused by a sudden but consistent reversal of the bearish trend on the Bitcoin chart , as well as the oldest cryptocurrency regaining key price levels.<h3>Traders have lost a fortune shorting Bitcoin-related companies</h3>Based on a report published by the analytical company S3 Partners, traders who at the beginning of 2023 adopted a bearish stance towards listed cryptocurrency companies such as Coinbase, Marathon Digital and MicroStrategy recorded losses of $6.05 billion.Due to the long-term increasing value of digital currencies, many investors taking short positions on shares of companies related to the crypto industry have made significant losses.In just the first three quarters of 2023, some short-term investors reduced their exposure to cryptocurrencies as the sector apparently rebounded. However, since Bitcoin's last low of $25.1K in September 2023, there has been a sustained and sharp increase in short selling totaling approximately $697 million as traders dramatically increased their exposure to what they perceived as an "overbought market." .In a sudden turnaround in the stock market, BTC experienced a significant increase in value and reached a new yearly high of over $44,300 on December 5 this year. This unexpected upward rally resulted in approximately $2.65 billion in losses for short-term investors.<h4>Strong increases in the value of BTC-related enterprises</h4>Undoubtedly, this year's increases in share prices of companies such as Coinbase and MicroStrategy may have been a challenge for many traders who were betting on shorting these shares. For the Brian Armstrong-led company, this year's 290% stock rally has resulted in losses estimated at about $3.5 billion for short-term traders. It is worth adding that this currently constitutes more than half of the total losses incurred in this way throughout 2023.Additionally, MicroStrategy's over 300% growth this year contributed to roughly $1.4 billion in losses for cryptocurrency traders. Despite the current strong growth in the market for digital currencies and related companies, some investors still decide to take short positions, most likely hoping that the upward rally will lose momentum at some point.

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