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US school official caught stealing electricity for Bitcoin mining
The Massachusetts prosecutor's office reported about the bust of a secret group of illegal miners, led by a former employee of a local school, Nadeam Nahas. He is accused of running an illegal BTC mining operation at the school's crawlspace. 
Almost immediately after Bankman-Fried was released on a $250 million bail, wallet activity started. Additionally, there are persistent online rumors that he is currently not in his parents' home wearing an electronic bracelet on his leg but rather somewhere in the Alameda office.
The public came to the conclusion that Curly-haired Sam was preparing a daring escape and gathering the cryptocurrency to bribe the regulators. Furthermore, similar emptying of the company's wallets was observed when Terra CEO Do Kwon vanished (by the way, where is Do Kwon now?)
And here's a rhetorical question: why did the regulators seize FTX accounts but not Alameda’s? Everyone can see that these two businesses are related because the same person managed (or, to be more precise, damaged) both of them. Blockparty CTO stole over $1 million from the company
The U.S. Department of Justice continues to bring new crypto scammers under the Christmas tree for the FBI. According to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, Blockparty's co-founder and CTO Rikesh Thapa was arrested on December 7. 
WhiteBIT opens a branch in Australia
WhiteBIT, which is Europe's largest cryptocurrency exchange, proceeds to further scale up its business globally. The company has opened a representative office in Australia and intends to become a part of the Australian cryptocurrency community and promote blockchain technology on the continent. Mexican and Colombian drug cartels have begun to use bitcoin more often
According to a recent report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, some known drug cartels of the new generation such as Jalisco and Sinaloa are increasingly using cryptocurrencies in their criminal activities as new digital assets have become a convenient financial tool. 
The percentage of censored transactions on Ethereum fell to 47%
Guided by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), some validators are now censoring transactions on the Ethereum network. Last November, the percentage of OFAC-compliant blocks peaked at 79%, but now that figure has dropped to 47%. 
Dubai sheikhs open an office in The Sandbox Metaverse
Official Dubai comes into the metaverse, confirming its openness and commitment to the latest trends and technologies. The foremost metaverse project The Sandbox, which loses in market capitalization only to ApeCoin, has been chosen for the partnership.