Airdrop Attack? Coming Monero Fork Condemned as Privacy Threat

By cineramaMarch 16, 2018Bitcoin Business

Giving away free crypto might not be as easy as it sounds.

By gifting new assets to existing cryptocurrency users, so-called "airdrops" are proving explosive, enabling the sudden creation of […]

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