2020-1-6 00:00 |
Ethereum tokens controlled by the "anonymous' HEX flush address were secretly used to prop up the "scam token" on crypto exchanges. The post Crypto Investors’ Ethereum Secretly Used to Prop up HEX ‘Scam Token’ appeared first on CCN.com origin »
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A recently launched, controversial digital currency has been proving particularly unpopular with traders, even despite the claimed “guaranteed returns on investments. ” HEX, a Bitcoin-linked investment scheme and ERC-20 token, has been seeing just hundreds of dollars of trade volume a day less than a month after its creation.
2019-12-30 23:38 | |
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The HEX project run by Richard Heart has recently seen its token dump 99 percent, the IOTA founder and the community call it an obvious scam
2019-12-20 12:53 | |
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Roger Ver, a co-founder of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and owner of Bitcoin. com, finally responded to criticism after listing the controversial altcoin, HEX. “If you don’t like HEX, don’t trade it,” he wrote on Reddit.
2019-12-18 17:38 | |
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Bitcoin Jesus aka Roger Ver was under the crypto-spotlight recently after the cryptocurrency exchange Bitcoin.com listed an alleged scam token, HEX. While denying that HEX was a scam token, Ver went oThe post Bitcoin's SegWit was a disaster, asserts Roger Ver appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2019-12-17 21:30 | |
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Many in the crypto community are calling Roger Ver’s decision to list the very dubious HEX token just that. HEX Listed on Bitcoin. com The week the Bitcoin. com crypto exchange, which is owned by ‘Bitcoin Jesus’ Roger Ver, listed the highly controversial HEX token.
2019-12-17 10:47 | |
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Many in the crypto community are calling Roger Ver’s decision to list the very dubious HEX token just that. HEX Listed on Bitcoin. com The week, the Bitcoin. com crypto exchange, which is owned by ‘Bitcoin Jesus’ Roger Ver, listed the highly controversial HEX token.
2019-12-18 10:47 | |
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The CEO of Bitcoin.com, Stefan Rust, has elected to list the controversial HEX (HEX) token just out of spite for Bitcoin maximalists. The post New Bitcoin.com CEO Lists HEX Scam Token ‘Just Out of Spite’ appeared first on CCN.com
2019-12-17 19:45 | |
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While the Internet is full of announcements regarding the HEX token, the listing of the token on Bitcoin.com is even followed by Roger Ver?s personal ?endorsement?.
2019-12-16 17:24 | |
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Cryptocurrency exchanges listing coins on their platform are not usually big news. However, Roger Ver's Bitcoin. com exchange listing HEX token seems to have caught the eye of Crypto-Twitter. The HEThe post Bitcoin.
2019-12-16 13:30 | |
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HEX wrath continues as Bitcoin.com faces harsh criticism from the crypto community over token listing
2019-12-17 12:17 | |
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HEX, a new cryptocurrency that claims to be the first high-interest blockchain certificate of deposit, is facing significant backlash after different analysts argue that the project was launched mainly to enrich its founder.
2019-12-10 22:03 | |
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Interpol, the international policing body, has issued a "Red Notice" for Richard Schueler, widely known as Richard Heart, the founder of Hex. The notice stems from allegations of tax fraud and physical assault, marking another significant development in the ongoing scrutiny surrounding the controversial crypto figure.
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