This week, Bitcoin and Ethereum saw stable gains in value, as Toncoin inflated nearly 23%, making it one of the week’s top performers in the cryptocurrency market.
Mark Cuban, billionaire businessman and investor, has been reportedly scammed out of nearly $1 million after falling victim to a cryptocurrency-related fraud.
An OnChainMonkey collectible Ethereum token sold for over $100,000 — one of the biggest Bitcoin ordinal sales ever. The token is a digital collectible not associated with any specific platform or blockchain.
In an exclusive interview, Daniel Paez, head of Gods Unchained, discussed the future of NFT gaming interoperability and the impact it could have on digital economies. Paez believes that the ability to share assets and data across platforms could revolutionize the gaming industry.
Europol has given a ringing endorsement of blockchain technology, praising its unparalleled independence and security. However, the agency criticised decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols for the rising criminal activity associated with them.
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Multi-billionaire investor Mark Cuban has confirmed reports that an unauthorized transaction of $870,000 from his MetaMask crypto wallet had resulted in a loss. Sources suggest Cuban was the victim of a crypto scam.
This cryptocurrency is generating major interest from analysts and traders across the globe. According to top analyst predictions, Chainlink is primed for a breakout as the crypto markets enter the next bull cycle.
Toncoin is a newcomer to the cryptocurrency market, recently proposed by messaging app Telegram. This digital currency aims to combine private payments, low costs, and fast transactions in a single decentralized system.
Bitcoin’s cycles of volatility are looking different in 2021. According to Bloomberg analyst Jamie Coutts, the digital currency’s price movements have changed, and the trend looks to continue. What’s causing these shifts, and what does it mean for the future of the world’s most popular cryptocurrency?