McxNOW Bitcoin Exchange Undergoing Possibly the Worst Rebrand in Bitcoin History: Introducing MtMOX
A bitcoin exchange called mcxNOW announced on their website today that they've decided to enter a new phase of development and business evolution. The new team plans to take over the bitcoin exchange, giving it one of the worst rebrands I've ever seen from a bitcoin business, or any business for that matter. Formerly known as mcxNOW, the exchange will now be called mtMOX. Yes, you read that correctly. The bitcoin and altcoin exchange that claims nearly 40,000 members and almost two years of operation plans to choose a new name that's almost identical to the infamous Mt. Gox. For those that....
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