Elon Musk impersonators reportedly stole over $2 million in cryptocurrency scams
The FTC reports that scammers impersonating Elon Musk have stolen over $2 million.
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The FTC reports that scammers impersonating Elon Musk have stolen over $2 million.
Elon Musk recently opined on why he's not interested in his companies developing a cryptocurrency that would better fit their needs than Dogecoin or Bitcoin.
Despite the company's suspension of the cryptocurrency as a payment method, Tesla has not sold any of its Bitcoin.
Elon Musk has announced that Tesla is suspending Bitcoin as a payment option over environmental concern.
As Coinbase prepares to go public in the stock market, it has boded well for the valuation of various cryptocurrencies.
And now the Teletubbies are entering the world of cryptocurrency.
Following through on a previous tease when it invested heavily in the popular cryptocurrency, Tesla is now accepting payment on transactions with Bitcoin.
The cryptocurrency exchange platform Coinbase has experienced a surge in valuation alongside the skyrocketing value of Bitcoin.
Bitcoin market valuation has recently skyrocketed throughout the starting months of 2021.
Tesla reportedly converted $1.5 billion USD into Bitcoin and will be accepting payments via the cryptocurrency in the near future.