Fantasy Market ICO Creator Disappears With Investors’ Money
If the internet truly is for porn, it only makes sense for the latter industry to have its own cryptocurrency. Several such projects have been created in recent years, although …
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Should NewYorkCoin Be Trusted?
Over the past few years, we have seen multiple cryptocurrencies which were only meant to work within a specific area. Auroracoin is by far the most notorious example, and it ultimately …
Why Is Experience Points Valued at $400 Million?
Anyone who took a look at Experience Points (XP) over the summer is undoubtedly wondering how the project grew from a tiny US$350,000 market cap to over 1,000 times that. XP is …
BitConnect Is Preying on New Investors
Since BitConnect (BCC) rose to the top echelons of CoinMarketCap’s chart several months ago, it has received much skepticism from the mainstream cryptocurrency community. Despite this, it has maintained a huge market cap, …
Here’s the Issue With Crypto Personalities on Twitter
Alongside every crypto market surge, a similar surge of activity in cryptocurrency social media transpires. Popular crypto personalities benefit the most from this activity, gaining huge numbers of new …
KuCoin Exchange Compensates Victims of the Confido ICO Scam
Most people have heard about Confido, the ICO that blew up last week. More specifically, the ICO’s team successfully scammed investors out of a few hundred thousand dollars. What’s more, a lot …
Wallet-Monero Is a New Website Attempting to Steal Your XMR
A lot of people have started paying attention to Monero as of late. This also means people are looking for proper wallets to store their XMR. Keeping funds on …
Beware of the NEOConnect Pyramid Scheme
We have seen a fair few new currencies and tokens launch throughout 2017. Not all of these ventures are worth investing in or even legitimate to begin with. A …
Monero Users Should Avoid the Fraudulent XMR-Wallet Platform
Nefarious cryptocurrency wallets have been a problem for as long as most people can remember. Before there were web wallets, most dubious wallets were shared as malware-infected executable wallet files …