The same German online news outlet that broke the Savedroid supposed exit scam, turned gotcha publicity stunt, is reporting prosecutors just might have a legal case against the initial coin offering (ICO) outfit. Also read: Bitcoin in Brief Thursday: ICO Scares Investors with Ghost Prank German Prosecutors Consider Legal Action Against Savedroid Wirtschafts Woche, the same […]
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It has become more than apparent that there will always be risks associated with initial coin offerings. If the recent Savedroid debacle is any indication, determining the truth amidst a sea of FUD and misinformation will continue to be a challenge. Even so, there are a lot of concerns over this particular project, as its CEO may have run off with $50 million in funding. The Savedroid Plot Thickens Anyone who has kept an eye on the news over the past few days will have noticed that the Savedroid ICO has attracted a fair bit of attention. This German company raised $50 million during
A company is creating a decentralized environment for freelancers to make self-employment secure and beneficial. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article The Blue Whale Foundation says the gig and sharing economies are thriving, but the growing number of freelancers in these industries face multiple challenges. In part, this is because those working on peer-to-peer platforms, such as Uber and Airbnb, are not always counted as actual employees. Growing demand for freelancers According to Forbes, freelancers will make up 53 percent of the US workforce in just a decade, meaning a radical rethink on how workers are treated is required. A
Most people are all too aware of the recent scandal involving Facebook and Cambridge Analytica. While the breach of user privacy is a grave concern, it seems this particular analytics firm also had some interesting plans in regards to digital currency. More specifically, the company apparently planned to issue its own type of digital currency before this whole Facebook scandal occurred. Cambridge Analytica and Digital Currency It is not entirely surprising to learn that even firms like Cambridge Analytica are interested in creating digital currencies. We have seen quite a few companies explore this option in the past, and it is