In what is seen as a boost for Mirror Trading International (MTI) investors, United States investigators are said to have joined the probe into the collapsed bitcoin scheme. According to a report, the U.S. investigators’ goal for joining this probe is to help “recover the assets of out-of-pocket investors.” FBI Interest Confirmation of the U.S….
Bitcoin or Ethereum – Mike Tyson Asks Fans Which They Prefer
Mike Tyson, a former heavyweight boxing champion, asked his 5.6 million Twitter followers on Saturday which cryptocurrency they preferred: bitcoin or ethereum. Tyson is no new to the cryptocurrency world, having just entered the field of non-fungible token (NFT) collectibles. Iron Mike Asks His Fans: ‘Which do you prefer, Bitcoin or Ethereum?’ On Saturday, the…
Where Does Ethereum Come From – Is Ether Better Than Bitcoin
Where Does Ethereum Come From? As A Major Crypto Platform Where Does Ethereum Come From? As A Major Crypto Trading Platform: Coinmama has been functioning in the cryptocurrency market since 2013 as a central crypto trading platform. It is committed to an ever-changing development process in order to provide the best service possible to traders….
Mirror Trading International Investors To Report Loss Of BTC
It has been discovered that a total of 8,000 bitcoins belonging to Mirror Trading International (MTI) have been traced, with an additional 29,000 bitcoins potentially facing a similar fate in the near future. The traceable coins, which are worth at more than $280 million (4 billion rand), mark a potential breakthrough for MTI investors who…
Korean Banks Released From Liability for Crypto-Related Crime
South Korean banking institutions have reportedly demanded immunity from prosecution for crimes involving cryptocurrencies, such as money laundering. According to local media reports, banking regulators are currently working on legislation that will absolve Korean banks of duty when it comes to screening the crypto exchanges with which they do business. New Guidelines to Ensure South…
US Man Selling Bitcoin Without License Faces 5 Years in Prison
A New Orleans resident has been charged for selling bitcoin without registering with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). If convicted, the seller may receive a maximum of five years in prison, a maximum $250,000 fine, up to three years of supervised release, and a $100 mandatory special assessment. Bitcoin Seller Faces Jail Time The…