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Kenya Bitcoin Fraud, YouTube Removes Crypto Videos

29 Dec Kenya Bitcoin Fraud, YouTube Removes Crypto Videos

Posted at 07:26h in Cryptocurrency News by

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Malls and courts in St Petersburg were evacuated over a wave of bomb threats related to a Bitcoin fraud

Bitcoin marks 100% growth this year

After Indians lost billions in Bitcoin-based MLM schemes, Kenyans lose KES 2.7 Bn ($27 Mn) In NuruCoin scam

As 2019 comes to an end, when compared to 2018, the year has been better for cryptocurrencies especially Bitcoin in multiple ways despite multiple scams through the year and cases of fraud involving cryptocurrency.  Bitcoin started the year at around $3.6K and went on attain, if not the all-time $19.5K, $14K on July 10, this year.

At the time of writing the cryptocurrency is trading at $7.3K, and if the price remains so, Bitcoin will exit the year, marking over 100% growth, this year.

Courtesy: Coinmarketcap

10 years and on, while the ‘dark knight’ of the dark web, remains the undisputed king among all the cryptocurrencies, stable coins, according to many, may beat Bitcoin in the near future.

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