A massive whale is turning heads after relocating nearly half a billion dollars worth of Bitcoin (BTC) in a single transaction. Whale-tracking bot Whale Alert initially detected the huge BTC transaction involving a deep-pocketed crypto investor who relocated 11,000 BTC, worth $489.97 million at the time, between two unknown wallets. 🚨 🚨 🚨 🚨 🚨 […]

The post Bitcoin Whale Suddenly Moves Over $489,000,000 in BTC – Here’s Where the Crypto Is Going appeared first on The Daily Hodl.

Coinbase Global said last Thursday that it will tighten safety by removing ‘how to buy’ instructions for at least three crypto tokens that have been the subject of ‘rug pull’ warnings that investors may lose their money. The links were removed from Coinbase’s website after Reuters brought them to their attention this week, according to Jaclyn Sales, a spokesman for the cryptocurrency exchange. She also stated that the security of the company’s automatically generated web pages would be improved. Nasdaq-listed Coinbase has pages dedicated to investing in tokens, however, the pages in question were merely educational rather than offering them for trading on its app or wallet. The pages, according to Sales, were generated automatically using data from the data website CoinMarketCap and included a disclaimer that the information was not financial advice and that the exchange was not liable for ‘errors and delays.’ CoinMarketCap Denies Any Partnership With Coinbase CoinMarketCap said it was unaware of the Coinbase pages, and its vice-president of growth and operations, Shaun Heng, stated that the two companies were not affiliated. It’s unclear whether Coinbase checked the coins whose information pages were erased, according to Sales. Coinbase said in an email to Reuters on Thursday that it would ‘develop a more robust disclaimer for the pages that are being auto-created.’ And not just this, Coinbase is also planning to ‘build a process to take down any other pages which CoinMarketCap has flagged as potentially being scams,’ they said, and added that ‘assets which relate to known scams were not tradeable on the exchange’.  While the popularity of cryptocurrency adoption has grown significantly, industry scams have continued to make headlines. According to Chainalysis, scams stole more than $7.7 billion from investors last year. DeFi100, Mercenary, and Squid Are The Pages That Were Removed Coinbase took down a website that offered DeFi100 and advised visitors to check CoinMarketCap to see where it could be purchased. The DeFi100 website on CoinMarketCap, on the other hand, warns: “We’ve received numerous reports that this project was a rip-off. Please proceed with caution.” DeFi100’s tokens have not seen any daily trade volumes since November 14, according to CoinMarketCap, which does not sell cryptocurrency.  The website for DeFi100 is currently unavailable. Its most recent tweet was from May of last year. Requests for comment on DeFi100 and its warning were not returned by CoinMarketCap. In May, Twitter users claimed that DeFi100 had engaged in a ‘rug pull,’ in which investors deposit money in phoney projects before the coin’s producers take the money. In one of its last tweets on May 23, DeFi100 refuted the charges. It stated it hoped to ‘put the initiative back on its feet,’ acknowledging that investors had lost money.  Coinbase also removed a page promoting Mercenary, a coin that, like DeFi100, was not available on Coinbase’s app or wallet. Mercenary was created in January and has already reached a peak of about $20. However, it plunged from just over $8 to a fraction of a cent in minutes on Jan. 26 and has not recovered since, according to CoinMarketCap data. PeckShield, a blockchain security startup, advised customers about Mercenary after it was struck by a rug grab on Jan. 26. It’s unclear when Coinbase initially appeared on Mercenary, but according to archival webpages, CoinMarketCap originally appeared on Jan. 15. When asked if Mercenary had been removed from CoinMarketCap’s system, the company did not react.  Coinbase has also pulled down a page for a coin named after Squid Game, which fell to nearly zero in November, according to cyber security experts. It wasn’t visible on the Coinbase app or wallet, either. Following the project’s demise, the SQUID token’s website and Medium account were promptly pulled offline and are now unavailable. The project’s account was also suspended by Twitter, which said it had broken the network’s regulations. SQUID’s developers announced their decision to abandon the coin on Telegram in November, claiming that ‘someone is attempting to attack our project.’

The post ‘Rug Pull’ Warnings Makes Coinbase Remove Crypto Links appeared first on Cryptoknowmics-Crypto News and Media Platform.

Gross Profit Percentage for the Quarter ended December 31, 2021 Increased 1% versus Prior Year and 8% versus Prior Quarter Net loss per Share of $(0.31) for the Third Quarter Compared to a Net Loss per Share of $(0.32) for the Prior Year $8.5 Million of Cash and Strengthened Balance Sheet WOODSTOCK, Ga.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sonoma Pharmaceuticals, […]

The post Sonoma Pharmaceuticals Reports Third Quarter FY 2022 Financial Results appeared first on Fintech News.

PORTLAND, Ore.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#freight–DAT Freight & Analytics announced an expanded partnership with Parade through a minority investment that will enable a deeper integration between Parade and North America’s largest freight marketplace. The expanded partnership will build on an existing agreement to enable mutual broker customers to select and price loads on DAT’s load board using Parade’s […]

The post DAT Expands Digital Freight Match Partnership With Parade appeared first on Fintech News.

Expanding global presence to hundreds of millions of users with trillions of dollars in trading volume AVENTURA, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–$UPI #Blockchain—Pawtocol, creator of the world’s first pet platform powered by blockchain technology, today announced their native utility token UPI (Universal Pet Income) has officially been listed on two of the industry’s leading international cryptocurrency exchanges – […]

The post Pawtocol UPI Token Listed on Coinbase and Huobi, Two of World’s Largest Cryptocurrency Exchanges appeared first on Fintech News.

Key Points:  Ethereum and Binance coin are among the safest altcoins in the market.…

The post Ethereum v Binance Coin: Why ETH could outperform BNB in 2022 appeared first on Coin Journal.

Popular crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen is outlining the best-case scenario for the decentralized oracle network Chainlink (LINK). The trader tells his 710,000 YouTube subscribers that LINK remains below its bull market support band, a technical indicator combining the 20-week simple moving average and the 21-week exponential moving average. Cowen also notes that LINK has been […]

The post Here’s the Ideal Scenario for Chainlink (LINK), According to Crypto Analyst Benjamin Cowen appeared first on The Daily Hodl.

Altcoin Daily host Austin Arnold says crypto investors holding these metaverse, non-fungible token (NFT), and decentralized finance (DeFi) assets should be excited by recent news. In his latest YouTube update, Arnold breaks the news that fashion giant Gucci has bought virtual land in the Ethereum-based metaverse, The Sandbox (SAND). Gucci’s plan to sell virtual fashion on the […]

The post Holders of The Sandbox (SAND), Algorand (ALGO), and These Two Crypto Assets Should Get Excited: Altcoin Daily appeared first on The Daily Hodl.

Loopring (LRC) had emerged as one of the top-performing coins in 2021. In fact,…

The post Loopring (LRC) could see a decisive breakout with gains of nearly 50% feasible appeared first on Coin Journal.

New capabilities added to Aviatrix ThreatIQ improve enterprise security posture to reduce business risk.

Uncertainty and fear in the market continue to ramp up as tensions in Ukraine mount and investors prepare for aggressive rate hikes

The post Market Wrap: Bitcoin and ETH Drop as White House Warns Americans To Leave Ukraine appeared first on Blockworks.

A YouTube executive is outlining how non-fungible tokens (NFTs) could be implemented at the video-sharing giant in the near future. YouTube’s chief product officer Neal Mohan says in a new blog post that the company believes Web3, blockchain technology and NFTs all have “incredible potential” to help creators build deeper relationships with their fans. “Together, […]

The post YouTube Executive Expands on Plans To Integrate Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) – Here’s What To Expect appeared first on The Daily Hodl.