Cryptocurrency
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Cryptocurrency is a medium of exchange, namely digital cash and crypto currency. It can be sold or bought and is used to purchase goods and services online. What makes it different from the ordinary currency is that it is secured by cryptography and a network of computers verifying every transaction. As decentralized digital money, cryptocurrency is based on blockchain technology. The most widely used cryptocurrencies nowadays are Bitcoin, Ethererum, LiteCoin, and Ripple.
TON Investors Demand Tens of Millions of Dollars in Compensation for Failed Blockchain Project
Disruptive Era Fund, managed by Da Vinci Capital, was one of the largest TON investors. The fund entered into agreements with Telegram to purchase tokens for $72.1 million and transferred $45.4 million to the company's accounts in 2018.
Everything You Need to Know About Minds, a Decentralized Social Network
In this article, we will determine if it’s worth switching to Minds, where users can get paid for their posts, and whether it is possible to make a fortune off shitposting and likes.
Weekly Fun: Funniest Bernie Sanders Memes and Astrology Predictions for the Bitcoin Price
This week’s stories feature the funniest memes with Bernie Sanders, a website that generates short stories based on English folklore, and a cryptocurrency astrologer who predicts when to invest in Bitcoin.
Bitcoin Price Hits New Highest Level
The Bitcoin rate renewed its historical maximum again. Yesterday, Bitcoin topped $20,000. Today, the cryptocurrency is more than halfway to the $25,000 milestone.
The US Justice Department Made the Largest-Ever Seizure of Cryptocurrency
The US Department of Justice confiscated 69,370 bitcoins. With the current rate, it approximately equals $1,06 billion. It is the largest amount of cryptocurrency that the US authorities have ever seized.
Telegram Was Ordered to Pay Over $620,000 to a Startup Over the Gram Cryptocurrency Lawsuit
Telegram was suing Lantah for the right to use the Gram trademark and ticker, but at the end of August 2020, Durov's company was forced to withdraw its claim and now has to pay $620,000 in legal fees.
Bitcoin Hits $14,000 on US Presidential Election Day
It’s no surprise that the new Bitcoin leap coincided with the US presidential elections. In previous elections, the situation was the same: in November 2016, the Bitcoin rate rushed up, and the cryptocurrency rose from $700 to $20,000 by mid-December 2017.
