In our “Interesting” section, we highlight unusual stories, notable events, and curious facts from the world of cryptocurrencies and technology. Here you will find unique insights, unexpected developments, and engaging content beyond daily crypto news. Read the “Interesting” section on ForkNews to discover the most intriguing stories from the crypto industry.
Crypto scammers have long been using the trick with famous personalities to deceive gullible users, but now, instead of businessmen and influential people in the crypto industry, they have politicians and government officials in their arsenal. In yet another scam on Facebook, scammers, using a photo of New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, called for investing in the cryptocurrency startup Bitcoin Revolution.
The lives of celebrities always attract the attention of fans outside the sports ring, film set or stage. Stars have long learned to benefit from advertising cosmetics and brand lines. However, Bitcoin investments have recently become a fashionable trend among celebrities.
Although bears rule the market, and cryptocurrencies are losing 50% of their value, this has not stopped many from earning significant capital on them. In particular, according to the Hurun Report, 13 crypto-businessmen with a capital of at least 2 billion yuan (289 million US dollars) were included in the list of the richest people in China.
Surely, at least once you have heard this statement: “Bitcoin is a bubble!”
Contrary to popular belief that a few holders of large bitcoin holdings can manipulate the market and create volatility, a new study has found that these people, so-called bitcoin whales, have a positive influence on the market.
Many cryptocurrency haters like to use the analogy of “Dutch tulips” as a typical argument against Bitcoin. But more often than not, they can rarely, on the one hand, explain why these events are similar, and on the other hand, tell what “Dutch tulips” are, getting confused in definitions and historical facts. Let's try to understand the issue in more detail and find out what these two phenomena have in common.
Who would have thought that blockchain is not only an advanced technology, but also a reason to raise funds for absolutely crazy ideas. Interestingly, some of these ideas have caught the attention of investors. Below is a list and brief description of five of the most fun ideas for using blockchain.
Japanese cryptocurrency company Tech Bureau Corp reported that about $60 million in digital currency was stolen from its exchanger. These events once again highlight the vulnerability of the industry, even despite all attempts by the authorities to secure it.
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