Altcoins News
By Maheen Hernandez
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With Bitcoin crossing the 5000 mark, profit making continues to be a relative standard. Volatility, adoption and applicability of Bitcoin continue to correct themselves to…
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For several investors, Bitcoin has provided higher return on investments in comparison to gold and oil.
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The Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF) favors cryptocurrency ban in India. The authority comes under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
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Anurag Agarwal, IEPF CEO stated, “Cryptocurrencies are like Ponzi schemes and must be banned.
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The largest auto manufacturer in Britain, Jaguar Land Rover, have recently stated that they are testing a software which will allow their drivers to earn IOTA in cryptocurrency…
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The data that their drivers are expected to provide are related to traffic congestion and potholes to the local authorities and providers of navigation services.
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Dominik Schiener, IOTA co-founder recently stated, "The smart wallet technology can be easily adapted into all new vehicles."
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Australians lost nearly half billion scams due to cryptocurrency in year 2018. This information has been provided by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission…
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Delia Rickard, ACCC Deputy Chair stated, "These record losses are likely just the tip of the iceberg.
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He further added, "Scammers are adapting old scams to new technology, seeking payment through unusual methods, and automating scam calls to increase their reach to potential…
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The ACCC has been making several attempts to disrupt scams.
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Cryptocurrency as a tool for financial freedom are highly volatile due to the variations in the supply of tokens.
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The Bona fides of a cryptocurrency token matter to avoid worry among investors who choose a particular token.
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