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⁠Bitcoin Scammers Rebrand Jon Prosser’s YouTube Channel as ‘NASA’ YouTube took down Jon Prosser’s channel with 262K subscribers after hackers used it to promote a free Bitcoin giveaway scam.

⁠Travala Adds 1 Million More Holiday Homes You Can Book With Crypto Travala.com now offers a total of 3 million accommodation options users can book with cryptocurrency.

⁠Artist Whose NFT Broke Auction Records ‘Dismissed’ NFTs Initially Trevor Jones’ artwork Picasso’s Bull sold for a record-breaking $55,555.55 on Nifty Gateway last month

⁠Can Blockchain E-Passports Help Save the Tourism Industry? ShareRing’s anonymous, contact-tracing, e-passport app hopes to help save the $9 trillion tourism industry

⁠Fed’s Inflation Efforts ‘Likely to End Disastrously’ Says Pomp The Federal Reserve’s attempts to control inflation are likely to end in disaster — which will benefit Bitcoin, says Anthony Pompliano

⁠Santiment Reveals Top DeFi Platforms by Development Activity Big DeFi gainers such as Compound, Aave, and Balancer did not feature in the list

⁠Blockchain Heroes Refuse to Accept ‘Old World’ Fiat Payments The Blockchain Heroes NFT trading card series won’t be accepting old school credit card payments

⁠Blockstream’s Adam Back Slams Ethereum as a Ponzi-Scheme Early Bitcoin adopter Adam Back has taken another swing at Ethereum and other leading altcoins, comparing them to Ponzi-schemes

⁠51% Attack Bleeds More Than $5m From Ethereum Classic The hacker behind the 51% attack was able to double-spend more than 807,000 ETC, valued at more than $5 million

⁠Ransomware Gang Steals 10TB of Pics and Data From Canon Maze group is reportedly behind a recent cyberattack launched against Canon

⁠Bitcoin and S&P 500 No Longer Correlated: Mati Greenspan Mati Greenspan says the correlation has disappeared, but money printing is still affecting both cryptocurrency markets and traditional ones