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| More Hackers Target Red-Hot Cryptocurrency Space: Report Bitcoin's popularity and the emergence of about 1,500 other digital coins or tokens have drawn more hackers into the red-hot cryptocurrency space, expanding opportunities for crime and fraud, cyber security firm Digital Shadows warned in a report on Thursday. "Cyber criminals follow the money and ...
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Bitcoin price latest: Cryptocurrency value slides amid suggestions amid suggestions bubble could ... The price of bitcoin is plunging, amid fears that the cryptocurrency mania that gripped the world in recent weeks is over. Over December, the price of bitcoin and other digital currencies surged to record highs, leading many people to attempt to make their own money. But the value is now plunging, ...
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| Bitcoin Crash Intensifies as Global Cryptocurrency Market Loses $400 Billion Facebook's decision to remove ads that "promote financial products and services that are frequently associated with misleading or deceptive promotional practices, such as binary options, initial coin offerings and cryptocurrency" accelerated bitcoin's decline this week, as did reports that U.S. Commodity ...
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| Record highs, record heists: where is cryptocurrency heading? In the dead of night, hackers stole $530 million in Japanese virtual currency from Coincheck, sending prices plunging and underlining the vulnerability, and volatility, of cryptocurrencies. The January 26 hack appears to be the largest cryptocurrency theft ever, exceeding even the $480 million stolen in ...
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The Big ICO Swindle For example, concerns have escalated recently that Tether, a cryptocurrency pegged to the dollar, may or may not have actual dollars to back its tokens. If it doesn't, then it's sort of like an uninsured bank printing its own version of dollar bills without anything in its vaults. People have been buying Tether ...
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UNICEF is asking gamers to mine cryptocurrency for children in Syria It turns out that not every cryptocurrency campaign is designed to steal money. In an effort to raise funds for victims in war-torn Syria, UNICEF is now putting solidarity on the blockchain – and it is asking gamers to lend their powerful GPUs and help the humanitarian fund mine cryptocurrency for the ...
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