Blog Author Tipped $10,000 for Well Phrased Peer-to-Peer Cash Conviction
Following the Bitcoin Cash upgrade, the BCH proponent known as Mobtwo published a post on the read.cash blogging website called “Bitcoin Cash – Simple Fundamentals.” The editorial’s author says he wholeheartedly believes that BCH will one day overtake BTC in the long run. After the read.cash blog post published, Mobtwo’s article was tipped $10,000 worth of BCH from a single donor for his strong convictions. The BCH supporter known as...
Grammy Nominated Hip-Hop Star Logic Dropped $6 Million Into Bitcoin Last Month
During the last few months, a slew of celebrity luminaries, millionaires, and even a number of billionaires have announced taking the plunge into the crypto asset economy. On Thursday evening, the former rapper Robert Bryson Hall II, known professionally as “Logic,” revealed he purchased $6 million worth of bitcoin last month. The retired American rapper Logic has made a name for himself during the last ten years when he started his...
Bitcoin.com Announces Cooperation Agreement With Japanese Media CoinOtaku
PRESS RELEASE. Bitcoin.com, the go-to web portal for everything bitcoin, announced it reached a cooperation agreement with Japanese media CoinOtaku. A subsidiary of Beat Holdings Limited, CoinOtaku (CoinPartner) has over 900,000 views per month in its cryptocurrency portal and thousands of subscribers to its YouTube channel. In addition to the media business, Beat Holdings also owns Crypto Messenger Wallet – an app capable of showing...
US Court Orders Couple to Pay $35,000 For Sharing Pirated ‘YTS’ Movies
Over the years, hundreds of thousands of people have been accused of sharing pirated movies through BitTorrent. Quite often, these cases end up in private and undisclosed settlements. This was also the plan when Kerry Culpepper reached out to Mrs. Parks, a woman in Arizona whose email address was linked to downloading pirated copies of the films “Lost Child” and “Saving Christmas.” Settlement Offer The movie companies were able to...
Open source brings musicians together virtually
When the COVID-19 pandemic began canceling live music events in spring 2020, it wasn’t just the big arena shows, music festivals, and small, local venues that suffered—the big annual marching band competition leagues, like Drum Corps International (DCI) and WGI World Championships, were also called off. This was a huge disappointment for the thousands of musicians and band directors who were already preparing for the spring and...
