💸 Is the mystery solved? A new HBO documentary, “Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery,” claims Canadian developer Peter Todd is the mystery man behind bitcoin. Todd, of course, has denied he’s the real Satoshi Nakamoto, and he’s now in hiding. If it’s true, though, he holds the keys to over a trillion dollars in crypto. Watch the trailer — it’s so good!
3 rules of crypto
Remember this: Crypto transactions are never reversible. You need to keep your investments safe.
If you hear the words Bitcoin ATM, hang up: It starts with a call from someone claiming you or a loved one’s in trouble. They need money, fast. The person on the other end sends a QR code and tells you to rush to a Bitcoin ATM. Any cash you deposit is sent straight to their crypto wallet, for good. You’ll never get your money back.
Operation Level Up: The FBI is calling people who fell for crypto scams to stop them from losing even more money. So far, of 4,300 folks across all 50 states, 76% had no clue they were being scammed. If you get a call, the real agency won’t ask you for money or tell you to move yours. They also won’t request your personal info or try to move your chat to an encrypted app.
Hackers steal $285M in Bitcoin
$285 million in crypto — gone. Two hackers stole over 4,100 Bitcoin from a billionaire, but they didn’t get away with it. Plus, tips for using Perplexity AI, a shocking Titan submersible update, and a fantasy football fan caught sending fake threats.
Crypto scams to watch out for
Tempted by a too-good-to-be-true investment on social media? This July 4th, a crypto scam that fooled millions is exposed.
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Plus, is your email lurking on the Dark Web? Find out using Google’s new Gmail tool. I help a guy facing money laundering allegations after investing $20K in crypto. The subscriber secret to YouTube cashflow, cloud data safety and fast-track your travels with this mobile passport app.
Why you should avoid crypto and other cyber currency
Is the crypto craze losing steam amid rising scams and government regulations? I have the inside scoop in this 60-second podcast.
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Plus, want to doomscroll on Twitter? In Arkansas, you’ll soon need an ID for that. I give my take on the state’s new law that says you need a license to get on social media. And if you’ve dabbled in crypto, buckle up as I uncover the latest scams. But that’s not all, I’ve got your back with insider tips on how to keep your private info on Facebook under lock and key.
Crypto is not dead yet but there's a nail in the coffin
It’s not just NFTs and Bitcoin in free fall. In 1-minute, the current state of crypto.
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