Final Chance to Get on the Train – First Crypto Project Backed by a $100 Mill...
Imagine a huge company creating a public blockchain project, for a real-world use case, which is guaranteed to get a strong userbase from day-one with a lot of room for others to adopt and join the crowd. Now, if this project is created in a place where crypto adoption is on the verge of hitting […]
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Africa’s cryptocurrency landscape welcomes a new crypto wallet backed by global firms in the ecosystem. Some 2 million users in Nigeria and Kenya are set to be onboarded to a new cryptocurrency wallet backed by the likes of Coinbase Ventures and Alameda Research. Mara is a digital financial ecosystem project that is kickstarting its journey with the launch of a cryptocurrency wallet for signed-up users in Nigeria. A portion of the waitlist will be onboarded through an invite-only process starting on Oct. 27, followed by the onboarding of users in Kenya and Ghana.The project is backed by....
An investigation has found that cybercriminals are turning to train tickets to make a profit from commuters searching for cheap tickets on the dark web. With train ticket prices increasing year after year, it seems that people will go to whatever lengths necessary to find a cheaper alternative rather than paying the full price of train travel, even if it means going through the dark web, according to a report from the Express, a U.K. tabloid newspaper. An investigation by BBC South East has found that cybercriminals are selling counterfeit National Rail tickets over the Internet, providing....