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Celebrities are promoting digital currency

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The Blockchain and Cryptocurrency fever is generally new to Pakistan yet it is intriguing to see local famous people embracing it. Digital currency is hype of the market these days.

Waqar Zaka, famous online networking idol, as of late took to his Facebook page to announce his adoration for Bitcoin in a carefully Photoshopped picture. In any case, this isn’t the first run through Zaka has communicated his enthusiasm for cryptographic money. He has been posting about Bitcoin via web-based networking media since a year ago, encouraging individuals to begin putting resources into it.

He has likewise been frequently directing live video sessions guiding individuals on Bitcoin and different digital forms of money. This previous end of the week when the majority of us were reveling flavorful BBQs, Waqar Zaka was setting up a cryptomining rig in the UK. As we’ve clarified some time recently, Bitcoin/Crypto mining is similar to burrowing for gold and conveying it to the market. Bitcoin mining requires powerful PCs and can take half a month prior to you’re ready to find another Bitcoin. In any case, individuals are it and markets have seen a noteworthy surge in the offers of GPUs subsequently.

Digital currency investment has seen a surge the previous two years

Waqar Zaka’s setup in London will enable him to mine Ethereum, another sort of digital currency. Waqar Zaka has additionally advanced OneCoin regardless of the way that he has been known to call it a trick before. He even joined the OneCoin OneLife system, the declaration for which was made on the OneCoine Pakistan page.

An extensive understanding among individuals is that OneCoin is digital money when the fact of the matter is totally opposite. It is basically a Ponzi plot camouflaged as a digital currency with its own blockchain. OneCoin has been encompassed by debate since its commencement. Half a month back its promoters were fined 2.6 million euros in Italy and experts in Germany have prohibited it totally and in India, controllers proclaimed it a Ponzi plot.

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Prior this month, undefeated boxing champion Floyd Mayweather embraced the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) for Hubii Network and Norway-based telco Telenor, additionally communicated its enthusiasm for Blockchain. While the buildup around cryptographic forms of money has achieved a pinnacle, we encourage you to keep your eyes open and learn as much about it as you can before contributing.

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3 thoughts on “Celebrities are promoting digital currency

  1. There is a lot of misinformation on OneCoin in this article.. it’s not a Ponzi scheme. That was the work of Tim Tayshun attempting to defame the coin. If you look in the news, OneCoin is doing really well (almost worth 10 euros now).

  2. All the crypto currencies are more or less the same, its becoming a system that encourages money laundering, cyber crime with no ethical and moral values

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