Scam “more gold” token clogs Ethereum network

By cineramaJuly 25, 2019Ethereum

More Gold Coin (MGC) is reportedly clogging the Ethereum network, causing transaction fees to spike to 20 gwei ($0.10).

The token is being sent out to thousands of addresses, in […]

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Scam “more gold” token clogs Ethereum network

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