[ad_1] Catizen is the latest in a long line of Telegram crypto games taking the world by storm as it dangles a future airdrop in front of players. While not quite as massive as Hamster Kombat Catizen has still captured the attention of over 35 million players with the promise of a token airdrop. Now […]
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[ad_1] Sony’s PlayStation 5 outsold Microsoft’s Xbox Series X and S last year, shipping a whopping three PS5s for every Xbox. But the tech giant hasn’t put its feet up for the rest of the generation, and now it’s official: an upgraded PlayStation 5 Pro is coming soon. After months of leaks and rumors, the
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[ad_1] A nutritional supplements company allegedly paid a group of online trolls to impersonate celebrities, fool its investors, and pump its token. And the scheme worked—for a while. Then it all unraveled. Insane Labz, an Arkansas-based supplements company known throughout the MMA and Barstool Sports world—and a former client of Gary Vaynerchuck’s mentorship program, launched
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[ad_1] Centralized exchange Crypto.com accidentally refunded a man $6.8 million (approximately $10.47 million Australian dollars) instead of $65. He then withdrew and spent the money. Now, three years later, he pled guilty alongside his partner for theft of $4.42 million, as reported by NewsWire. Jatinder Singh tried to deposit $65 into his Crypto.com account back
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[ad_1] Rising Bitcoin meme coin Pups has soared nearly 81% in the last 24 hours, according to CoinGecko. Starting the day at $46.92 before climbing above $86.94, with a Twitter storm to fuel its fire. Viral crypto trader Ansem has been a vocal supporter of the meme coin that has recently passed a $564,000 market
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[ad_1] Dominant decentralized oracle provider Chainlink has launched an app that enables the cross-chain transfer of cryptocurrencies. Called Transporter, the app will allow the transfer of tokens across the Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon, and WEMIX networks. “Bridging crypto across chains has historically been a risky activity, with bridge hacks accounting for
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