Twitter Goes Strict on Cryptocurrency Scams
Scammers creating fake celebrity accounts to scam innocent people off their cryptocurrencies are now being banned by Twitter, as the social media platform goes strict on scammers.
- Aditya Worah
- Mar 10, 2018
Scammers creating fake celebrity accounts to scam innocent people off their cryptocurrencies are now being banned by Twitter, as the social media platform goes strict on scammers.
A Cease and Desit notice has been sent to Bitcoiin2Gen by the New Jersey Bureau of Securities, which claim that Bitcoiin2Gen is fraudulently selling unregistered securities
Universities of Chicago are among the first institutes to educate their students on blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Courses dealing in finance and tech are witnessing large student turnouts for these classes.
Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States has now issued a strict warning to exchanges trading security tokens stating they are operating in a potentially unlawful manner.
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The Coinbase Index Fund was first announced by Assif Hirji, the COO of Coinbase during an appearance on ‘Fast Money’ on CNBC. It will feature all digital assets listed on the GDAX cryptocurrency exchange.
Two employees of the Australian Bureau of Meteorology were investigated by local police after it was discovered that they were mining cryptocurrencies on their work computers.