Everyone in the world of cryptocurrency knows all too well how the SEC is looking into cryptocurrencies and ICOs. As such, it makes virtually no sense for anyone to create an ICO token known as SEC. Surprisingly, there are quite a few of them out there, which is rather intriguing, but not necessarily for the right reasons. 3. SEC Token It is a bit unclear what the purpose of SEC Token is. It seemingly serves no real purpose, even though the tokens are actively being distributed to various Ethereum addresses over and over again. It’s not exactly part of an initial coinPowered by WPeMatico
This proud father explained to reporters, first hand, “Yes, it is true. He was genuinely born a Hacker. When he was born, the first thing he did was point to my Bluetooth earpiece. Then he started to take it apart! He was not even a day old!” “The next thing we knew, he was walking at an early age, straight to my computer. By the time he was 3, he started to make his own computers out of old staplers and chewing gum. The crazy thing is that they worked! The Commodore 64 was nothing next to the ‘Andrew Special’,
Brave, an open source web browser by Mozilla’s co-founder that claims to block ads and trackers, in addition to facilitating cryptocurrency-based micro-transactions between content consumers and producers, has announced development plans for its upcoming 1.0 release. The new release will transition to being based on Chromium – making it compatible with all of Google Chrome’s […]
Trading Bitcoin tends to attract a lot of attention from the authorities these days. This is especially true when trading it in a peer-to-peer fashion. One man’s Bitcoin trading activity will land him in jail due to five money laundering charges. A Major Blow for P2P Bitcoin Trading Arizona-based Thomas Costanzo was found guilty of five counts of money laundering in Phoenix last week. It is a very troublesome development, as this individual was involved in peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading. At the same time, we have seen multiple allegations of Bitcoin being a tool for money laundering already. Costanzo was trading very large amounts
Most people are all too aware that scammers have been targeting the ICO industry for quite some time now. It seems some criminals are shifting their attention from potential investors to the people organizing these crowdsales. It’s a very peculiar trend, although it seems there is still a lot of work to be done until people actually fall for these scammy tactics. A Different Breed of ICO Scam It is somewhat refreshing to see scammers target the ICO industry and not go after investors for a change. Although the latter activity will persist for quite some time, it seems this new trend may prove rather intriguing.
It is evident there are still a fair few countries which want to create their own cryptocurrency at some point. In the case of China, such a currency has been hinted at for quite some time now, and it seems the rumor mill is still churning at full strength. According to Reuters, the Petro-Yuan will come to market fairly soon, even though it has nothing to do with Venezuela’s recently-launched cryptocurrency. The Chinese Petro-Yuan It is quite interesting that China seemingly plans to go ahead with creating a digital currency. Although this new form of money has still not been officially confirmed, Reuters indicates
New York-based legal firm, Morrison Cohen LLP, has launched what it calls the “Moco Cryptocurrency Litigation Tracker.” The tracker seeks to provide updates and information on all active legal proceedings in the United States involving cryptocurrency companies, yielding greater transparency regarding the legal embroilments of companies operating in the virtual currency industry. Also Read: Report Details […]
The Bitcoin price is not a good place right now and things only get worse as more time progresses. That is the overall sentiment in the cryptocurrency world right now, even though the long-term trend is still extremely bullish. As of right now, we are looking at a Bitcoin price of just over $6,500, which is a lot lower than what most people would like to see. The Bitcoin Price Continues to Struggle Even though some experts had predicted a semi-positive weekend for the Bitcoin price it seems there are all proven wrong yet again. Technical analysis of any currency
If you’re wondering whether cryptocurrencies threaten financial institutions, you’re not the only one. In some sectors, particularly finance, funnily enough, it’s fast becoming the topic du jour. You don’t have to be a Harvard graduate to see that it isn’t just robots and AI that have FSIs quaking in their boots. Blockchain technology is thundering pretty hard on their heels as well. But are real-time transactions, decentralization, and automation of trust an opportunity or a threat? And how fine is the line separating the two? Like pretty much anything surrounding the cryptocurrency world, that depends on whom you talk to. According to Alex Buelau,