80% of Crypto Investors Bought President-Endorsed Memecoins, but Most Are Losing Money
A recent report by ChainPlay and Storible reveals that 78% of crypto investors bought president-endorsed meme coins, but two-thirds are now at a loss.
A recent report by ChainPlay and Storible reveals that 78% of crypto investors bought president-endorsed meme coins, but two-thirds are now at a loss.
In light of the recent LIBRA controversy, local thought leaders answer whether crypto is an insider’s game.
Around 86% of traders lost investments in the LIBRA crypto crash following an endorsement by Argentina’s President Javier Milei. Analysis by Nansen reveals insider gains and market chaos.
Does George Asibal, the CEO of Filipino trading organization ZFT still stands by his statement that crypto remains an insider’s game?
From the ill-fated tweet to the eventual rugpull and unravelling of crypto insiders, here’s everything to know about the Libra controversy.
In an exclusive interview with investigative YouTuber Coffeezilla, Hayden Davis, a key figure behind Argentina’s Libra token, broke his silence on the controversy surrounding the project.
In a detailed statement posted on X (formerly Twitter), the Jupiter team denied any direct involvement in the token’s early dealings.
Novi, the Facebook-planned digital wallet will also be accompanied by a new stablecoin which will be called “Diem.”
Libra is supposed to be a global digital currency backed by a basket of fiat currencies, including the US dollar.
If Libra becomes a payment network, some argued the consumer won’t see much difference when using it versus using currently existing payment systems.