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While many community members complain that YouTube is demonstrating hostility to cryptocurrency-related projects, scammers using the platform to trick people prove such measures are somewhat reasonable.

As innovative technologies like blockchain and cryptocurrency gain popularity, they draw the attention of global celebrities from various fields. Now, a rapper Jay Z and a movie star Will Smith invested in a startup aimed at helping Ethereum developers.

The Ouhai police in Wenzhou, China, arrested 10 people belonging to a criminal gang running the Huobi Global Moving Brick Arbitrage HT Chinese Group Community scam project in Telegram. During the arrest, the police confiscated a luxury villa, cars, flagship smartphones, computers, as well as cryptocurrency totalling to over 100 million yuan.

In a call with investors on May 27, Goldman Sachs, the New York-based multinational investment bank and financial services company maligned Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, saying they are “not assets.” This statement attracted negative reactions from the crypto community.

On May 20, an anonymous user moved 50 Bitcoins from a wallet that remained idle since February 2009. The community was in turmoil, while the BTC price dipped instantly. Was that Satoshi Nakamoto?

J. K. Rowling, the famous “mother” of The-Boy-Who-Lived and his adventures, recently asked the cryptocurrency community to help her understand what bitcoin is.

As the world continues to come to terms with a new way of living and working, confined to homes and restricted travel as a result of the ongoing pandemic lockdown measures from governments across the world, the crypto community online has risen to show is support for relief efforts in the COVID-19 fight

The Vietnamese government has set up a 9-member committee charged with monitoring crypto-related activities and proposing appropriate government policies.

In a heartwarming show of solidarity from the crypto community, Bitcoin-led casino Bitcasino, along with The Giving Block -- a renowned name in charity -- present the D3 (Donate, Dance, Decentralize) virtual concert, a music and dance digital event to raise funds in support of efforts to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.