What I know of Mt. Gox is a currency exchange cryptocurrency based in Tokyo and has provided about 70% of Bitcoin transactions worldwide before suffering major cyber attacks, leading to bankruptcy. In 2011, the price of Bitcoin at Mt. Gox Redemption dropped to a record low of one cent for a security breach.
What you know or what
https://cointelegraph.com knows about Mt Gox?
Mt. Gox was a cryptocurrency exchange based in Tokyo and had been providing about 70% of Bitcoin transactions worldwide before suffering a major cyber attack, which led to its bankruptcy. In 2011, the price of Bitcoin on the Mt. Gox exchange dropped to a record low of one cent due to a security breach. Then a sum of Bitcoins equalling more than $8,750,000 was transferred to the hackers’ accounts. The company continued operating, but due to suspect trading in 2014, the company eventually closed its website, all of its services and applied in court for bankruptcy protection. Mt. Gox is subject to numerous lawsuits from its customers because the debt owed to them still amounts to over $60 million. Mt.Gox’s latest news states that enough Bitcoins were sold to cover the claims of creditors.
Yours seems awfully similar. I hope for your sake that you didn't copy paste it, but taking a look at your post history, i'm not so sure... you have a lot of weird posts and differences in your grammar level between posts..
My prediction of future bitcoin.
Bitcoin prospects are a promising long-term prospect. bitcoin prices in the early to mid-2018 will reach more than $ 6,000. He also predicts that Bitcoin prices will continue to rise up to $ 25,000 by 2022.
He believes that several factors will cause Bitcoin to rise to more than $ 6,000. One of them is the increase in public adoption in the use of Bitcoin as a store of wealth and financial investment by 50%. Lee said "We see Bitcoin successfully securing institutional licenses and improving transaction platforms, so that public adaptability is greater.
Russia's Supreme Court has effectively overturned the decision to ban access to the Bitcoininfo.ru website, after a popular Russian portal containing information and news related to crypto. The ruling sets a precedent for more than 40 sites with similar content removed by Russian authorities over the past few years.
Russia’s Supreme Court has effectively annulled a decision to ban access to the Bitcoininfo.ru website, once popular Russian portal containing crypto-related information and news. The ruling sets a precedent for more than 40 sites with similar content taken down by Russian authorities over the last several years.
Am i reaching here? It sure seems like you replace words in order to hide the fact that you're blantantly copy-pasting (<?>), but this only creates more errors, making it more obvious it's a copy paste?
