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​​US Mayor Says Bitcoin Will Keep Rising as the Fed Continues Printing More Dollars The mayor of the U.S. city of Jackson, Tennessee, explains that the price of bitcoin will keep rising as the Fed continues to print money.

A Pennsylvania Bitcoin miner is burning waste coal and getting government subsidies to do it. Read More

​​Publishing Platform Substack to Accept Onchain, Lightning Network Bitcoin Payments via Opennode On Monday, the publishing platform Substack revealed the company is now accepting bitcoin payments. Substack will be working with the payment processor Opennode.

OFFICIAL: Jack, Twitter CEO has just announced that he wants to build a decentralised #Bitcoin exchange. Read More

World's Second-Leading Crypto Network #Ethereum Splits Into Two Chains Read More

​​Survey Shows 37% of American Crypto Investors Won’t Spend Tokens in an Emergency Digital currency prices have seen a revival in recent times and investors have been feeling optimistic about future values. A recent survey of 1,000 U.S. crypto investors.

​​Microstrategy Buys 3,907 More Bitcoins, Company Now Hodls 108,992 BTC Microstrategy has purchased 3,907 additional bitcoins for about $177 million. The Nasdaq-listed company now owns 108,992 bitcoins.

Brazil and Argentina are present in the recently issued “Chainalysis Global #Defi Adoption Index." Read More

"I'm very bullish on #dogecoin," said the CEO of fund management firm Three Arrows Capital. #doge #cryptocurrency Read More

#Bitcoin Miners May Face Major Semiconductor Shortage — Sub-16 Nanometer Chip Costs to Rise by 20% Read More

"The primary reason I invest in #bitcoin, gold, silver is because I do not trust our leaders, the Fed, Treasury, nor the stock market," said Kiyosaki. #cryptocurrency Read More

#Microstrategy has purchased 3,907 additional #bitcoin for about $177 million. The Nasdaq-listed company now owns 108,992 BTC. #cryptocurrency

China Employs Digital Yuan Payments in Domestic Futures Market #Cryptocurrency #CBDC Read More

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​​Bank of America Sees Long Road Ahead for Coinbase to Become the ‘Amazon of Crypto Assets’ Bank of America has initiated coverage of Coinbase Global. The bank has identified several factors that could boost Coinbase’s revenue.

Google bans 8 dangerous apps from Play Store; DELETE them from your phone now, check list Cryptocurrency mining has been garnering everyone's interest especially over the span of the last couple of months. However, hackers are using this public interest in cryptocurrencies to trick innocent netizens into installing malicious apps on their smartphones containing dangerous malware and adware. The good thing is that these malicious actors have been identified and Google has removed them. In fact, as many as 8 dangerous apps have been removed from Google Play Store that were masquerading as cryptocurrency mining apps - users were lured by promises of earning big profits by investing money in a cloud-mining operations. Security firm Trend Micro reports that upon analysis it found that these eight malicious apps were tricking victims into watching ads, paying for subscription services that have an average monthly fee of $15 ( ₹1,115 approx.), and paying for increased mining capabilities without getting anything in return. The company reported its findings to Google Play, following which they were promptly removed by the company. The point is that Google may have removed them from Play Store, but these apps may well have already been downloaded on your phone. So, what you need to do is check out your phone for them and delete quickly. Here’s a list of the 8 malicious apps that Google has removed from the Play Store: -- BitFunds – Crypto Cloud Mining -- Bitcoin Miner – Cloud Mining -- Bitcoin (BTC) – Pool Mining Cloud Wallet -- Crypto Holic – Bitcoin Cloud Mining -- Daily Bitcoin Rewards – Cloud Based Mining System -- Bitcoin 2021 -- MineBit Pro - Crypto Cloud Mining & btc miner -- Ethereum (ETH) - Pool Mining Cloud The research site says that two of these apps are paid apps that users need to purchase. While users had to pay $12.99 ( ₹966 approx.) to download Crypto Holic – Bitcoin Cloud Mining, they needed to pay $5.99 ( ₹445 approx.) to download Daily Bitcoin Rewards – Cloud Based Mining System. Furthermore, Trend Micro said that more than 120 fake cryptocurrency mining apps are still available online. “These apps, which do not have cryptocurrency mining capabilities and deceive users into watching in-app ads, have affected more than 4,500 users globally from July 2020 to July 2021,” the company wrote in a blog. Here’s how you can recognise a fake cryptomining app: 1. Carefully read the app’s reviews: Fake apps will receive numerous 5-star reviews once they are released publicly. Pay more attention to 1-star reviews. 2. Try to enter an invalid or wrong cryptocurrency wallet address:Trend Micro says that if a user encodes an invalid wallet address and the app accepts it and is able to perform follow-up operations, there is a high probability that the app is fraudulent. 3. Restart the app or phone while it is in the process of mining: If a device is restarted after mining starts and the mining application is killed in the background, the system will forcibly clear the counter, resetting it to zero. 4. Confirm if there is a withdrawal fee: The transfer of cryptocurrency requires a handling fee, which is relatively high compared to what is typically made from cloud mining. Hence, free withdrawals are very suspicious, the firm said.

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