Fraudsters Are Increasingly Using Crypto ATMs
Bad actors are using cryptocurrency ATMs to cash out stolen funds.
Bad actors are using cryptocurrency ATMs to cash out stolen funds.
most miners refrained from selling cryptocurrencies in September. After the August reset, they switched to keeping them in their balance sheet.
Payments giant Mastercard intends to launch a new solution.
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz believes BTC held steady in September due to the fact that the majority of investors left the crypto market.
Bitcoin surpassed the $22,000 mark at the beginning of last month, but already on September 18, it found a bottom at around $18,400.
On November 15-17, a Bitcoin conference will be held in El Salvador.
Luna Foundation Guard has officially denied reports that it has sent 3,313 bitcoins to cryptocurrency exchanges.

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