Senator Elizabeth Warren’s recent comments about the cryptocurrency industry have ignited a significant backlash from the crypto community. Her remarks, referencing a report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), claimed that “rogue nations” were using cryptocurrency to evade sanctions and pose threats to national security. However, many members of the crypto community argue that
Horst Jicha, the founder of USI Tech, a cryptocurrency firm, has been arrested and charged by U.S. authorities for his involvement in an alleged $150 million international fraud scheme. The charges against Jicha, a 64-year-old German national, include securities fraud, conspiracies to commit securities fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering. This article examines the details
The cryptocurrency market is currently experiencing a groundbreaking shift with the emergence of Mollars ($MOLLARS), a potential alternative to Bitcoin ($BTC). As Mollars enters its third round of the token presale stage, investors are flocking to this new digital currency at an unprecedented pace, with nearly 100,000 tokens being sold daily. But what sets Mollars