ICO Scams on the Rise: Over $1 Billion Stolen in ICO Scams
Over a Billion dollars have been lost in ICO scams - and 271 scammy coins have been identified, a report from the Wall Street Journal points out.
- Aditya Worah
- May 21, 2018
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Over a Billion dollars have been lost in ICO scams - and 271 scammy coins have been identified, a report from the Wall Street Journal points out.
Oki Matsumoto, the Monex CEO believes that while Japan is a very progressive market when it comes to cryptocurrencies - the US is expected to soon take it over.
India's Supreme Court has stated that the High Courts will no longer accept any petitions against the RBI’s order - the SC will take up all pending petitions.
The Chinese police have arrested 6 individuals of PEB firm in connection to cryptocurrency scam.
Lightspeed, Snapchat's biggest backer, plans to start an initiative that solely focuses on crypto investments.
The blockchain conference of BlockShow 2018 has announced that Switzerland is #1 for blockchain companies in Europe.
Tel Avin Stock Exchange employs blockchain technology in developing their securities lending platform.
Coinbase has reportedly been in talks with the US Office of the Comptroller of Currency (OCC) and it intends to apply for a federal banking license soon.
Amazon Web Services, an offshoot of Amazon, has decided to explore blockchain with the help of an enterprise Kaleido.
Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) has announced that they are planning to launch their own cryptocurrency, the MUFG Coin, by 2019.