Crypto
FYBN Token Kickstarts the Future of Gas Station Financing with Impressive Growth
Atlanta, Georgia, March 25, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — FYBN Token, a Solana-based cryptocurrency, announced a 395% increase over the past 30 days. Despite the adverse market trends, FYBN reached $0.0031, showcasing an increasing popularity across the broader crypto community. The FYBN Token aims to revolutionize real estate and gas station crypto payments. You can buy FYBNAPP tokens on Coinbase Wallet or Phantom Wallet.
FYBN is a token built on the Solana blockchain. It caters primarily to gas station businesses, providing them with a more efficient, cost-effective, and globally accessible source of liquidity. These businesses can leverage FYBN for property acquisition and operational funding, thus accessing new ways to grow and prosper.
A recent FYBN use case example is the first-ever gas station purchase using cryptocurrency. The $500,000 Atlanta transaction, which saved over $30,000 in commissions, settled instantly and without hefty fees. More importantly, it showed that such transactions can occur via blockchain technology, thus eliminating traditional banking delays.
The FYBN Token comes with a comprehensive suite of utilities and benefits for real-world businesses. For example, using FYBN helps investors streamline gas station and real estate purchases. It also saves them costs by eliminating broker fees. Moreover, FYBN harnesses the power of the Solana blockchain and smart contracts to reduce the legal costs generally involved with such transactions.
FYBN Token also ensures nearly instant transactions, with settlements occurring within minutes. Lastly, gas stations using FYBN can reduce credit card fees and attract tech-savvy customers. All these benefits help reshape gas stations’ financial landscape, enabling them to thrive in an increasingly competitive environment. With the acceptance of the FYBN token in the gas station and Cstore community the price is expected to rise and technical indicators suggest that price would cross $1 by end of this year.
About FYBN Token
FYBN is a rapidly developing enterprise, with over $817 million in executed deals and 300+ gas stations sold in the last 6 years. The project aims to redefine business operations by merging blockchain innovations with real-world applications.
Behind the FYBN token is an expert team with diverse technology, finance, and social impact backgrounds. Its goal is to push the boundaries in business and transform the world with the power of blockchain. Besides helping gas station businesses reinvent themselves, FYBN empowers charitable donations with traceable transactions. This way, it gives back by making philanthropy transparent and efficient.
You can learn more about FYBN Token at these links: Website | (X) Twitter | Telegram | LinkedIn | Coinbase
You can email FYBN at support@fybn.app or call them at +1 (408) 856-5031.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this press release is not a solicitation for investment, nor is it intended as investment advice, financial advice, or trading advice. It is strongly recommended you practice due diligence, including consultation with a professional financial advisor, before investing in or trading cryptocurrency and securities.
Dilip Mooparakath
di (at) fybn.app
Dec. 18 (UPI) — North Korea topped its own world record for cryptocurrency theft with a $2.02 billion haul in 2025, which accounted for about 60% of the world’s $3.4 billion in crypto thefts.
North Korea’s stolen crypto this year totaled $720 million and is 51% more than North Korea’s then-record $1.3 billion take in 2024. It raises to $6.75 billion its total in cryptocurrency thefts in recent years, according to a report released on Thursday by blockchain data provider Chainalysis.
Much of this year’s stolen cryptocurrency occurred when hackers working for North Korea’s hacking team in February pilfered some $1.5 billion worth of mostly ethereum cryptocurrency from Dubai-based exchange Bybit, NBC News reported.
The $1.5 billion Bybit theft set a world record for the most stolen in a single incident.
The North Korean hackers operate from the relative safety of a nation that mostly is closed to the outside world.
“It’s very difficult to stop, because there’s an asymmetry where they’re in general so cut off from the world and such a rogue state,” Matt Pearl, Center for Strategic and International Studies’ director of its Strategic Technologies Program, told NBC News.
North Korean hackers managed to steal more cryptocurrency this year despite carrying out fewer attacks, often with the help of IT workers within cryptocurrency services providers or through the use of impersonation tactics that target crypto executives, Chainalysis reported.
Once the cryptocurrencies are stolen online, North Korea’s hackers prefer to launder the proceeds through money laundering services that use the Chinese language, according to Chainalysis.
They also use bridge services and mixing protocols and take about 45 days to launder their stolen cryptocurrency after a particular theft.
A similar report in October by blockchain analytics firm Elliptic said North Korean hackers conducted more than 30 hacking attacks to steal its record $2.02 billion in crypto with three months left in the year.
In addition to the Bybit theft, North Korean hackers also are blamed for stealing $14 million from nine accounts on the WOO X crypto exchange in July and $1.2 million from the blockchain funding site Seedify in September, among many other thefts.
About 40% of the proceeds from the cryptocurrency thefts are used to fund North Korea’s nuclear arms and other weapons development efforts.
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