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In its report published on Monday, March 25 dubbed “Ad quality year in review 2018,” the Microsoft-owned advertisement platform and a web search engine – Bing – revealed that it blocked more than 5 million crypto-related ads.

For many decades, web users have been wanting to have full access to their own data, saying that if a certain company wants their data, the firm has to purchase it. And this can be possible with the help of blockchain. When companies want to advertise based on people’s data, the firms in question have to pay the web users in order to show the adverts. Giant companies like Alphabet and Facebook are working day and night to make this dream come true. They might either choose to do this by themselves or hire firms to do it on their behalf. Of recent, Facebook revealed that it is planning to start on this initiative with the help of blockchain.

Estonian company MinexSystems has commenced the full start of operation of its two primary products, MinexPay and Minex Web Wallet, which in conjunction create one of the most completed cryptocurrency card ecosystems on the market. Minex Web Wallet is a secure web wallet system which offers storage and control over several digital assets, as well as activation and control of the cards purchased via MinexPay. MinexPay offers a card program, which can be used both for crypto online and offline payments and ATM withdrawals, with very attractive limitations.

Italy is largely looking into future investment, innovation and technological advancement in the cryptocurrency world. Therefore, to pass the budget law that was recently approved by the Italian Senate with less effort, a good plan, program and roadmap by the government are needed as quickly as possible. The State is largely focusing on the future and wants to compete favourably among other European giant countries.

Opera browser has announced officially that is soon releasing a “Web 3-ready” Android browser that has an in-built crypto wallet.

The Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), a financial watchdog, has issued a warning concerning 14 websites. The Thai SEC revealed that people behind the 14 websites have for long been advertising precious investment opportunities via these web pages.

A senior French security official has earned himself a quick ticket to the Bastille after being arrested for purportedly selling "sensitive state secrets" on the Dark Web in exchange for Crypto.

Crypto scams have largely spread across the world taking various shapes. Driven by one single purpose, fraudsters invent many tricks to lure naive investors into the nets of their malicious schemes. If a crypto company spends a lot of money on its advertisements, it is likely a scam.

Mozilla Firefox users are more likely to observe cryptocurrency mining malware scripts blocked by default in upcoming releases of the improved web browser. Firefox is a free and open-source web browser developed by Mozilla Foundation and its subsidiary, Mozilla Corporation.