Luxury Italian Retailer Michele Franzese Moda Reveals Fashion Brand Accepts Crypto Payments
The Italian luxury brand Michele Franzese Moda has announced the firm is accepting crypto assets for payments. The company revealed the decision via Michele Franzese Moda’s online magazine in an article called “Its Time for Crypto.” Italian luxury Brand Michele Franzese Moda Says ‘Its Time for Crypto’ According to the company’s fashion news blog, Michele Franzese Moda will accept bitcoin (BTC) and a number of other crypto assets for...
APENFT Marketplace Makes NFT Drops in the TRON Ecosystem Accessible
PRESS RELEASE. Singapore, Singapore / Mar 26, 2022 / — APENFT Marketplace aims to lower the entry barrier for users through a new NFT market and build new forces in the TRON community by issuing exclusive Genesis NFT badges live on March 31. As an essential art foundation in the TRON ecosystem, APENFT’s goal is to achieve cross-field collection worldwide and provide a bridge for top traditional artists to make inroads into the NFT...
NFT Rug Pull: DOJ Charges Two People in Million-Dollar Scheme to Defraud Investors
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has charged two people allegedly behind a million-dollar non-fungible token (NFT) “rug pull” scheme. They abandoned the NFT project within hours after selling out, deactivated the website, and transferred over $1 million in crypto to the wallets they controlled, the justice department explained. NFT Purchasers Defrauded in a Rug Pull Scam The U.S. Justice Department announced Thursday that two...
Malaysia Will Not Adopt Bitcoin as Legal Tender, Government Says
Malaysia’s deputy finance minister has clarified that the government will not adopt cryptocurrency as legal tender. “Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are not suitable for use as a payment instrument due to various limitations,” he said. Bitcoin Will Not Be Legal Tender in Malaysia, Says Deputy Finance Minister Following reports that a high-ranking government official has proposed adopting cryptocurrency as legal tender in Malaysia, the...
Court: Null-Routing is Not a Practical Anti-Piracy Measure
A group of independent film companies has taken the issue of piracy liability to a new level over the past year. After pursuing lawsuits against file-sharers, pirate site operators, and app developers, they started going after VPN providers and their hosting companies. This strategy has resulted in a few settlement agreements already. VPN providers Torguard, VPN Unlimited, and VPN.ht all agreed to block torrent traffic on U.S....
