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Elon Musk to ‘Soon’ Open DOGE Payment Option for SpaceX Merchandise
Elon Musk’s space exploration company SpaceX will soon begin accepting Dogecoin as a payment option for its merchandise. Well, Musk’s fresh announcement failed to add value to Dogecoin prices. At the time of writing DOGE was trading at $0.000012 (roughly Rs. 0.000950).
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Floki Inu’s ‘Irresponsible’ Crypto Ad Banned for Trying to Capitalise on People’s ‘FOMO’ After Dogecoin
A Floki Inu’s advertisement to promote the altcoin in the UK has been banned by the country’s advertising regulator. The authorities have expressed concerns that this ad was capitalising on people’s inexperience in the crypto sector. An official ruling on the subject has also been filed by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) of the UK.
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Dogecoin Jumps After Elon Musk Tweets Tesla Merchandise 'Buyable' With the Token
Dogecoin jumped after Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the electric carmaker will accept it as payment for merchandise.
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Elon Musk Tweets Ancient Chinese Poem In Possible Nod To Crypto Spat
Elon Musk tweeted an ancient Chinese poem about two brothers who fight out of jealousy, in what some Twitter users said could be an oblique reference to the Dogecoin vs Shiba Inu cryptocurrency spat.
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‘Not Possible to Destroy Cryptocurrencies’: Elon Musk Says Governments Can Only Crunch Crypto Growth Rate
Elon Musk believes that governments that have reservations against regulating cryptocurrencies can simply “do nothing” and perhaps, slow down crypto expansion.
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'Dogefather' Elon Musk Tweets in Support of the Cryptocurrency, Dogecoin Gains 8 Percent
Elon Musk warned that Bitcoin and Ethereum — the world's two biggest cryptocurrencies — were pursuing a multi-layer transaction system, but their transaction rate was "slow" and cost "high."
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YouTuber Sends Dogecoin to Space on Weather Balloon as Tribute to Elon Musk
While many people are waiting for Elon Musk — who has repeatedly put his weight behind Dogecoin on social media — to send the meme currency to the Moon, a US-based YouTuber has actually tried to do something of that sort. On the tech billionaire's 50th birthday on June 28, Reid Williamson sent an actual Dogecoin to space with a weather balloon.
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Bitcoin, Dogecoin Gain After Musk's Tweets, But Will There Be Another Bull Run?
After a tweet from Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Bitcoin looks to be headed up again, but a second bull run like the one we saw in April looks unlikely. In April, it had reached a value of nearly $65,000, but then in May traded for $30,000. Today, it's back up to just cross the $40,000 mark.
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Is Dogecoin Stabilising After the Latest Crash or Will It Drop Even Further?
Dogecoin appears to have finally stabilised after the latest crash — but is there more bad news to come for investors, or is it looking stable again?
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$STOPELON: Investors Accuse Musk Of 'Manipulating' Crypto Market, Form New Meme Currency
Investors in cryptocurrency fed up with what they call Elon Musk's market manipulation through his social media posts and public appearances like hosting Saturday Night Live, have created a new token called STOPElon.
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Elon Musk Says He Supports Cryptocurrencies In Battle With Fiat Money
Tesla Inc Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk tweeted on Saturday that in a battle between fiat and cryptocurrencies, his support is with crypto.
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Bitcoin in 2021: How the Cryptocurrency Fell From All-Time High to About 50 Percent in a Month
Bitcoin enjoyed a super-strong rally for months. But the value of the cryptocurrency has been taking a tumble for the past few days. Here are the major highs and falls in Bitcoin price in 2021 and the potential reasons behind them.
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"Please Help," Beg Those Who Lost $2 Million to Fake Elon Musks
Dozens of consumers who were scammed by Elon Musk impersonators taking advantage of the recent cryptocurrency mania are begging the Federal Trade Commission for help getting their money back.
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Scammers Impersonating Elon Musk Stole Over $2 Million in Cryptocurrency Since October, US FTC Says
The US FTC reported that nearly 7,000 people have been defrauded in crypto scams since October 2020, and scammers impersonating Elon Musk have accounted for over $2 million (approximately Rs. 14 crore) of stolen cryptocurrency.
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Crypto Scammers Made Over $2 Million Through Fake Elon Musk Giveaways
Fake promised giveaways by celebrities such as Elon Musk are being used by scammers to cash in on interest in cryptocurrencies, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission said on Monday in noting a jump in complaints about cryptocurrency fraud since October.
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Elon Musk to ‘Soon’ Open DOGE Payment Option for SpaceX Merchandise
Elon Musk’s space exploration company SpaceX will soon begin accepting Dogecoin as a payment option for its merchandise. Well, Musk’s fresh announcement failed to add value to Dogecoin prices. At the time of writing DOGE was trading at $0.000012 (roughly Rs. 0.000950).
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Floki Inu’s ‘Irresponsible’ Crypto Ad Banned for Trying to Capitalise on People’s ‘FOMO’ After Dogecoin
A Floki Inu’s advertisement to promote the altcoin in the UK has been banned by the country’s advertising regulator. The authorities have expressed concerns that this ad was capitalising on people’s inexperience in the crypto sector. An official ruling on the subject has also been filed by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) of the UK.
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Dogecoin Jumps After Elon Musk Tweets Tesla Merchandise 'Buyable' With the Token
Dogecoin jumped after Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the electric carmaker will accept it as payment for merchandise.
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Elon Musk Tweets Ancient Chinese Poem In Possible Nod To Crypto Spat
Elon Musk tweeted an ancient Chinese poem about two brothers who fight out of jealousy, in what some Twitter users said could be an oblique reference to the Dogecoin vs Shiba Inu cryptocurrency spat.
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‘Not Possible to Destroy Cryptocurrencies’: Elon Musk Says Governments Can Only Crunch Crypto Growth Rate
Elon Musk believes that governments that have reservations against regulating cryptocurrencies can simply “do nothing” and perhaps, slow down crypto expansion.
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'Dogefather' Elon Musk Tweets in Support of the Cryptocurrency, Dogecoin Gains 8 Percent
Elon Musk warned that Bitcoin and Ethereum — the world's two biggest cryptocurrencies — were pursuing a multi-layer transaction system, but their transaction rate was "slow" and cost "high."
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YouTuber Sends Dogecoin to Space on Weather Balloon as Tribute to Elon Musk
While many people are waiting for Elon Musk — who has repeatedly put his weight behind Dogecoin on social media — to send the meme currency to the Moon, a US-based YouTuber has actually tried to do something of that sort. On the tech billionaire's 50th birthday on June 28, Reid Williamson sent an actual Dogecoin to space with a weather balloon.
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Bitcoin, Dogecoin Gain After Musk's Tweets, But Will There Be Another Bull Run?
After a tweet from Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Bitcoin looks to be headed up again, but a second bull run like the one we saw in April looks unlikely. In April, it had reached a value of nearly $65,000, but then in May traded for $30,000. Today, it's back up to just cross the $40,000 mark.
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Is Dogecoin Stabilising After the Latest Crash or Will It Drop Even Further?
Dogecoin appears to have finally stabilised after the latest crash — but is there more bad news to come for investors, or is it looking stable again?
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$STOPELON: Investors Accuse Musk Of 'Manipulating' Crypto Market, Form New Meme Currency
Investors in cryptocurrency fed up with what they call Elon Musk's market manipulation through his social media posts and public appearances like hosting Saturday Night Live, have created a new token called STOPElon.
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Elon Musk Says He Supports Cryptocurrencies In Battle With Fiat Money
Tesla Inc Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk tweeted on Saturday that in a battle between fiat and cryptocurrencies, his support is with crypto.
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Bitcoin in 2021: How the Cryptocurrency Fell From All-Time High to About 50 Percent in a Month
Bitcoin enjoyed a super-strong rally for months. But the value of the cryptocurrency has been taking a tumble for the past few days. Here are the major highs and falls in Bitcoin price in 2021 and the potential reasons behind them.
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"Please Help," Beg Those Who Lost $2 Million to Fake Elon Musks
Dozens of consumers who were scammed by Elon Musk impersonators taking advantage of the recent cryptocurrency mania are begging the Federal Trade Commission for help getting their money back.
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Scammers Impersonating Elon Musk Stole Over $2 Million in Cryptocurrency Since October, US FTC Says
The US FTC reported that nearly 7,000 people have been defrauded in crypto scams since October 2020, and scammers impersonating Elon Musk have accounted for over $2 million (approximately Rs. 14 crore) of stolen cryptocurrency.
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Crypto Scammers Made Over $2 Million Through Fake Elon Musk Giveaways
Fake promised giveaways by celebrities such as Elon Musk are being used by scammers to cash in on interest in cryptocurrencies, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission said on Monday in noting a jump in complaints about cryptocurrency fraud since October.
