
Believe it or not, exchanging and storing cryptocurrencies in a secure manner is tricky. It is so because this form of money is new to us and therefore we lack experience.
Believe it or not, exchanging and storing cryptocurrencies in a secure manner is tricky. It is so because this form of money is new to us and therefore we lack experience.
Michael Jordan was ratings gold for TV networks during his days dominating on the hardwood. He appeared in the four highest-rated NBA Finals of all time, with viewership peaking at 29 million per game in 1998. When he left the Chicago Bulls for good in his second retirement, Finals viewership plunged 45%. In the two decades that followed, the NBA hasn’t even come close, with the highest-rated Finals—the Golden State Warriors versus the Cleveland Cavaliers—pulling 20 million viewers in both 2016 and 2017.
OS Ecosystem, a Chinese EOS wallet, has abruptly shut down, apparently absconding with $52 million worth of users’ funds. Chinese media outlet ChainNews on April 20 reported that users were unable to access their accounts, and that most of the funds had been withdrawn.
NEW YORK (BLOOMBERG) – The day started like any other gloomy Monday in the oil market’s worst crisis in a generation. It ended with prices falling below zero for the first time in history, thrusting markets into a parallel universe where traders were willing to pay US$40 a barrel just to get somebody to take crude off their hands.
SINGAPORE — Food delivery platform Deliveroo revealed on Monday (April 20) that its top-earning rider raked in S$7,095 in March, “demonstrating the earning potential” of the job, but riders who spoke to TODAY said this figure would be near impossible to achieve, especially as more and more people are turning to delivery gigs amid a tough economic landscape.
Read more at https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/top-deliveroo-rider-earned-s7095-march-company-says-other-riders-sceptical
SINGAPORE – American commercial pilot Brian Dugan Yeargan was one of three people charged in court on Tuesday (April 21) with breaching their stay-home notice (SHN) and stay order in separate incidents.