2020-4-3 22:02 |
Chris Cuomo detailed his battle with COVID-19 and it sounds brutal. Other public figures have come out with equally chilling descriptions that should scare all of us into staying home whenever possible. origin »
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Crypto companies club together to oppose a bill that the responsible lawmaker says only affects a small proportion of the crypto mining community in New York. The post New York State Assemblymember Denies Moratorium Bill Is a ‘Ban’ appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Andrew Yang–a crypto advocate and the Democratic Party candidate for New York City Mayor, leads polls and is likely to replace the incumbent, Bill de Blasio, Politico reports on Feb 11. Former Presidential candidate, Yang, is Popular in New York The 46-year politician is popular among voters whose primary concerns are about the low rateRead More
With the size and populace of New York, let alone New York City, one must wonder how exactly a quarantine would be "enforced"? Could this go completely off the rails? The post Trump’s New York Quarantine Could Quickly Turn Into Chaos appeared first on CCN.com
Hackers have successfully breached the network of the New York City-based Monroe College, demanding $2 million in Bitcoin to restore the institution's encrypted data following a carefully-orchestrated ransomware attack.
JP Morgan has continued to bash bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, saying the value of them is still unproven and that it will be at least another three to five years before blockchain technology makes a difference to the banking sector.
This prediction by JPMorgan has been mentioned in an internal report of the American multinational investment bank and financial services company, headquartered in New York City. Various executives, including the CEO of the company Jamie Dimon, have clearly stated that they believe that cryptocurrency is actually a fraud. However, the internal report holds an entirely different