Dodgy cryptos MiamiCoin and NYCCoin finally get delisted
Mayors of Miami and New York have shilled MiamiCoin and NYCCoin. Both are now delisted by the OkCoin, the only exchange that offered them.
Bitcoin24h
$111,399.81+0.74%
Ethereum24h
$3,937.03+0.83%
XRP24h
$2.59+4.22%
BNB24h
$1,113.96+0.71%
Solana24h
$192.25+0.38%
Dogecoin24h
$0.1970+0.64%
TRON24h
$0.2977-2.17%
Cardano24h
$0.6551+0.76%
Hyperliquid24h
$41.40+6.11%
Chainlink24h
$18.02+1.57%
Let’s admit mayor Suarez pulled a Bitcoin bait-and-switch with MiamiCoin
Miami has generated $5.25 million in crypto rewards via MiamiCoin, a tiny token that has collapsed nearly 90% since its peak.
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