​​By the way, have you ever thought how disadvantageous it is to mine cryptocurrencies? I'm pretty sure you even heard this idea from others several times. Well, as it turns out, it can be quite profitable if you know where to do it. Just take a look at these numbers:

Hehe crypto farm instead of a chicken farm? Easy if you're in South Korea.

But you know what's the most hilarious about all this situation? Crypto mining is still totally legal in the majority of countries, including China, which prohibited crypto trading.

Cointelegraph

Cases Of Illegal Bitcoin And Cryptocurrency Mining: Chicken Farms And New York

Cryptocurrency miners in the US and South Korea disguised as protected businesses to mine bitcoin with unfairly cheap electricity rates.

Do you remember me saying in the latest ICO Review that no reputable ICO would use celebrity endorsement? Here's the proof. Still not sure if that was some kind of a logical choice or they just rolled the dice. But the idea of Jennifer Aniston in crypto is lit! ?

CoinDesk

Jennifer Aniston, Prince Charles Falsely Used to Promote Crypto Scam - CoinDesk

Texas' securities regulator has issued a cease-and-desist to a crypto investment scheme that faked endorsements from high-profile individuals.

I know that this channel was supposed to dwell only upon blockchain and stuff but there are some topics that we can't avoid anyways. So it's time to talk about serious sh$%t. Ready?

Serching the web recently I've encountered a disturbing statistics of the number of women in crypto and their influence on the whole industry. And well, you know, I don't really understand how it can be even possible in the twenty f$%cking first century? http://bit.ly/2Jgm5ZO

And this trend is not just some abstract thing you can find in the web. I mean, even in my company there are not that many girls who'd be into programming or smart contract audit, for instance.

Is it disturbing? For sure. Can we change it? I hope so. The only thing I can say now is that we all need to be at least a bit more tollerant to each other to make this whole thing work well.

CoinDesk

The Use Cases and Applications for Involving Women in Blockchain - CoinDesk

While women in the blockchain industry want to focus on the technology, a lack of women is hurting the industry.

Sup, guys! Today’s the day of our next ICO review. As promised, it’s gonna be the mysterious fake HoweyCoins introduced by SEC. Cool, huh? So let’s get it started.

http://telegra.ph/ICO-Review-HoweyCoins-05-31

Telegraph

ICO Review: HoweyCoins

Just imagine: I am a newbie in the world of crypto but I’m already overexcited about the opportunities it brings. I wanna INVEST. That’s right, in capitals. I have an urge to invest all the money I have in any project I find. Am I kidding? I wish I was, but…

We've all heard about the GDPR implementation. But the reasonable question is what will it bring to the crypto society? To be or not to be, as the Shakespire wrote?

It's been proved that despite all the positive effects the GDPR holds, it may stand on the way of the prsecution of cybercriminals. And now judge yourselves guys if we need it or not.

http://bit.ly/2LDI8Ig

Cointelegraph

$1.2 Bln in Crypto Stolen Since 2017, GDPR Will Hinder Cybercrime Enforcement, Report Shows

Law enforcement for cybercrime will be negatively affected by the GDPR, e-crime exec believes, after new report shows $1.2 bln in crypto stolen since 2017.

​​Have you ever wondered why different tokens go up instantly after they were listed on exchanges whicle others only lose their value? What is it that makes the token really valuable to the investors and traders? Today I'll try to answer these questions and prevent you from making mistakes when investing in an ICO.

It is first of all important to understand at which point of the project's development the company releases the token. If the project is kinda ""raw"", what so you think what are the chances of the token to boost its value in the nearest time? And will it even be used by anyone on the platform? Yep, you're right, my friend, you gotta be really careful with this one.

Next, think of the supply and demand. In order for the token value to increase, there has to be more demand for it than the general supply of the tokens released at the token generation event. That means you need to analyse two factors: how the demand may increase, and how the supply may change.

Hope it's more or less clear now and you guys won't f;%ck up in the future!

Hey y'all ? Guess who's back? I know you missed me and I promise not to disappear again. Be sure to subscribe to the channel to receive fresh posts every day.

Couldn't post anything earlier cuz I was completely shocked by the dope SEC decision. I'm sure you've already heard about it but for those who've missed the whole thing: http://bit.ly/2IVoeLe

You know, as for me, that's a great idea. It may serve as a nice examples for all of the dummies who get dumped by the sammers out there in the web.

? if you'd like me to make a review of this HoweyCoin!

CoinDesk

The SEC Just Launched a Fake ICO Website to Educate Investors - CoinDesk

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission wants to make sure investors know what a scam ICO looks like. Even if it has to launch its own.

Of course, the guys who did this report are not me.

But if you are a fan of dull figures, then you can't miss this:

https://www.coinspeaker.com/2018/05/02/monthly-ico-market-analysis-april-2018/

CoinSpeaker

Monthly ICO Market Analysis [April 2018] – CoinSpeaker

The report provides data on the ICO market trends of 2017-2018, with special emphasis given to the analysis of changes, which took place in April 2018, specifically April 23-30, 2018.

The Count of Monte Crypto pinned «Meeting new people can be really frustrating, so I’ll keep it short and simple: I work in the PRA team at the company providing ICO and blockchain solutions. You may ask yourself, who the hell is this dude and WTF is PRA? Okay, let me spoon-feed it for the…»