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16 days to go: Bitcoin Dogs quickly raises $5M as BTC correlation fuels frenzy

Bitcoin Dogs presale has surpassed $5 million in 2 weeks since it opened. As the first BRC-20 token, $0DOG rides Bitcoin’s bullish trends. Bitcoin Dogs presale concludes on March 15. With 16 days to go before Bitcoin Dogs ($0DOG) closes its much-hyped presale, investors are growing excited. They quickly bought over $5 million of tokens in the presale, which opened on February 14. As this rapid sale shows, Bitcoin Dogs has set the stage for a bullish momentum. But its correlation with Bitcoin, being the first BRC-20 token, has been highlighted as the key price driver. Let’s discover more about this token, which is labelled a potential 100x investment. Bitcoin Dogs: Expanding the Bitcoin ecosystem into NFTs and gaming For a long time, Bitcoin has remained a standalone blockchain, rarely giving in to new trends. This is changing with Bitcoin Dogs, its first-ever ICO and BRC-20 token, quickly gaining traction. Bitcoin Dogs taps into the revoluti...

Here's how to quickly spot a deepfake crypto scam — cybersecurity execs

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The fast-paced nature of the crypto markets means investors are under massive pressure to quickly verify whether a video message is authentic or not. Crypto investors have been urged to keep their eyes peeled for "deepfake" crypto scams to come, with the digital-doppelganger technology continuing to advance, making it harder for viewers to separate fact from fiction.  David Schwed, the COO of blockchain security firm Halborn told Cointelegraph that the crypto industry is more “susceptible” to deepfakes than ever because “time is of the essence in making decisions” which results in less time to verify the veracity of a video. Cast your vote now! Deepfakes use deep learning artificial intelligence (AI) to create highly realistic digital content by manipulating and altering original media, such as swapping faces in videos, photos, and audio, according to technical writer at OpenZeppelin Vlad Estoup. Estoup noted that crypto scammers often use deepfake technology to creat fake ...