Bitcoin and Ethereum Are Struggling, But NFT Avatars Aren’t

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Bloomberg: Mike McGlone Says Bitcoin Trending Toward 100k

Despite all the negativity surrounding the entirety of the investing world — not just crypto — Bloomberg Intelligence is still quite bullish on this crazy thing we call Bitcoin.  Covered: Bloomberg Intelligence: Mike McGlone Says Bitcoin To 100k Frances Coppola’s Disagrees Bloomberg Intelligence: Mike McGlone Says Bitcoin To 100k Everyone it seems is feeling nervous about […]

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Clone X Upcoming NFT Project Review

CloneX is the perfect tool if you want to take your favorite NFT avatar with you wherever you go. It is the first portable NFT set, and it was created by the digitized sneaker manufacturer RTFKT (pronounced ‘artifact’). CloneX is one of the most eagerly anticipated NFT projects to have taken place to date. In […]

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‘We want to be the brand of the metaverse,’ says RTKFT’s Chris Le

Cointelegraph spoke to Chris Le, the co-founder of NFT sneaker brand RTFKT Studios for an exclusive insight into the project’s vision and ambitions.

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Watch Out for This Popular Crypto Exchange Clone

Life is noteasy when you are one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges by volume andnumber of clients. On the one hand, you deal with regulators in different partsof the world, and on the other, with scammers who try to impersonate yourbrand. Coinbase is well aware of this and has again fallen victim to a clonecompany with the catchy name Coinbaseie.

Coinbaseie is NotCoinbase, Beware of Fraudsters

The UK financial regulator FCA recently warned British investors and savers againstthe activities of people who cold call consumers and send them emails from the Coinbaseie.comdomain, posing as representatives of the popular cryptocurrency exchangeCoinbase.

During theconversation, they encourage setting up a trading account, referring toCoinbase's regulations and reputation. However, as the FCA warns, they have noaffiliation with the real exchange, and sending them any money may involve aserious risk of losing it.

Notably, the FCA has flagged several phone numbers|: +447766855941, +35351571608, +447766855941,+35351571616, +31637827703. The regulator also advises caution with email addresses frommartinharvey@coinbaseie.com and anthonycollins@coinbaseie.com.

Misspellingthe names of fully registered entities is a popular strategy among scammers.The names Coinbase and Coinbaseie differ by only two letters, so many peoplemay not notice the slight difference and think they are contacting arepresentative of the popular platform.

Clones Everywhere

FinanceMagnates hasrepeatedly reported in recent months about fraudsters impersonating popularcompanies offering their services to retail investors. In January, scammers inthe UK posed as Admiral Markets and a few days earlier as XTB.

Victims ofclones also included Westpac and Hargreaves Lansdown, as well as the brokerSpreadex. In November, the FCA warned against an eToro and IG Markets clone,and, in October, against a counterfeit version of the Bitpanda cryptocurrencyplatform.

In order tobetter combat regulatory and cloning issues, Coinbase decided to hire a formerUK minister who joins the broker's advisory council in connection with itsglobal expansion. George Osborne, the previous Chancellor of the Exchequer,will advise the exchange on regulatory affairs and global expansion.

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