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Bitcoin Power Upgrade Scandal: YouTuber Under Fire For Alleged Bribery In Mining Scheme

According to recent reports, a crypto YouTuber and his former girlfriend face serious allegations in a recent lawsuit filed by a Minnesota power company. The lawsuit alleges that the couple attempted to bribe employees to upgrade a Bitcoin (BTC) mine that was allegedly stealing a significant amount of electricity. Accused Of Power Theft To Fuel […] дальше »

2023-12-5 07:00


Chinese Filecoin Mining Firm Faces $83.3 Million Controversy; Traders Predict a Meteoric Rise for Ethereum (ETH) And InQubeta (QUBE)

Shenzhen Shikongyun Technology, a prominent Filecoin (FIL) mining company in China, is facing serious allegations of gross misconduct and misdeeds brought forward by users. This distressing situation has prompted a comprehensive investigation into the operations of Filecoin. дальше »

2023-8-25 11:00


CryptoSlate Wrapped Daily: EU readying regulations on DeFi; Bitcoin mining difficulty reaches new ATH

The biggest news in the cryptosphere for October 10 includes Dominic Frisby’s take on Bitcoin and gold investments, the EU Commission’s tender that signals a regulatory framework for DeFi, and BitBoy Crypto’s allegations against the former SEC director for accepting bribes to declare Ethereum a commodity. дальше »

2022-10-11 23:39


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Bitmain Reportedly Will Sack More Than Half of Workforce

The Chinese crypto mining company Bitmain has apparently been hit hard by the bear market and is looking to sack more than half of their entire workforce. Credible rumors of this story first began to circulate on Maimai, China’s equivalent to LinkedIn, as anonymous sources on a site frequently used by Bitmain employees began reporting that the company was looking at massive layoffs in the next several days. дальше »

2018-12-29 21:20


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Bitmain Reportedly Will Sack Up to 85 Percent of Workforce

The Chinese crypto mining company Bitmain has apparently been hit hard by the bear market and is looking to sack more than half of their entire workforce. Credible rumors of this story first began to circulate on Maimai, China’s equivalent to LinkedIn, as anonymous sources on a site frequently used by Bitmain employees began reporting that the company was looking at massive layoffs in the next several days. дальше »

2018-12-27 21:20