Fake crypto mining apps took $350K from users before getting removed
The apps claimed to let users mine coins without buying fancy equipment or racking up huge energy bills -- but they actually did nothing at all.
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The apps claimed to let users mine coins without buying fancy equipment or racking up huge energy bills -- but they actually did nothing at all.
The ASA is taking up the fight because cryptocurrencies fall largely outside the remit of the Financial Conduct Authority.
Despite TikTok's policy change, it's likely that determined influencers will still be able to shill their coins under the guise of 'analysis'.
The Federal Reserve and the Treasury are in cahoots. Here's why that's bad news for Tether — if they had an interest in regulatory action.
Mr. Goxx is currently slightly down on his trades but his audience of thousands can't get enough of the pouch-faced Pomp.
Argo has benefited from a sharp decline in the global hash rate, which has made Bitcoin mining easier.
The most interesting reads, podcasts, charts, and opinions from the internet this weekend -- curated for you by the Protos newsroom.
A natural gas plant doubling as a Bitcoin mine in upstate New York is under fire from locals who claim it turned Seneca Lake into a 'hot tub.'
Listen to the most important stories in Bitcoin and crypto covered by our newsroom in the past week.
China's central bank forced the alleged company behind 'Cat Coin' to close, and used the opportunity to warn others away from crypto.