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Bitcoin mogul Charlie Shrem, one of the pioneers and evangelists of the biggest cryptocurrency by market cap, is backing his first venture in film, and plans to do more.

CNN, they began dabbling in cryptocurrency in December 2020 after a friend told recommended they invest. The brothers put several hundred dollars in a cryptocurrency called Shiba Inu coin - a parodic spinoff of another cryptocurrency called Dogecoin, named after a breed of Japanese hunting dog.

pretty bad reviews for his performance. According to Forbes, which reported Musk’s drop in wealth Thursday, it’s a combination of two of Musk’s big financial interests — cryptocurrencies like dogecoin or bitcoin, and Tesla stock – losing value that is driving down his overall net worth.

Elon Musk has made an announcement about his car company Tesla.

Twitter. Bitcoin mining, or the process by which new bitcoins enter into circulation, involves heavy-Theduty computers that are able to solve complex math equations.

The CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg took to the social networking platform to share a photo of his pet goats, Max and Bitcoin. The post quickly caught the attention of netizens who couldn’t stop laughing over the funny reference.

Dogecoin hit an all-time high this week and it is now worth more than Ford, BP and Tesco amid a crypto market frenzy. Still valued at more than $0.

Elon Musk’s guest hosting appearance on this week’s Saturday Night Live has already caused a stir among the cast and the easily outraged.

Dogecoin (DOGE) and Etherum (ETH) is in many ways linked to how well flagship token Bitcoin (BTC) is performing. When Bitcoin spectacularly crashed in early 2018 - the so-called Great Crypto Crash - BTC dragged the whole industry down with it.

Dogecoin hit an all-time high this week and it is now worth more than Ford, BP and Tesco amid a crypto market frenzy. Still valued at more than $0.

READ MORE: Bitcoin hammer blow as JPMorgan analysts back rival crypto to 'outperform BTC'"We are now seeing other celebrities jump in with Musk ahead of May 8 and it is really just a joke. "Why Musk took up Dogecoin after it was abandoned by its creators, I don't know, it used to be worthless.

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READ MORE: Bitcoin hammer blow as JPMorgan analysts back rival crypto to 'outperform BTC'"We are now seeing other celebrities jump in with Musk ahead of May 8 and it is really just a joke. "Why Musk took up Dogecoin after it was abandoned by its creators, I don't know, it used to be worthless.

We never thought we’d say this, but sometimes you really should just ignore your spouse. LOLz!

Mila Kunis has reflected on the regrettable investment advice she’s given her husband Ashton Kutcher over the years, with the actress revealing she’d initially called Uber the “worst idea ever”. The actress opened up about the investments she’s warned her husband against, only for them to become extremely successful, during an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Thursday.

Better luck next time! Mila Kunis explained how she told her husband, Ashton Kutcher, not to invest in companies like Uber and Bitcoin — only to be proven very wrong.

investing in both Uber and Bitcoin. “My dad in real life is a cab driver — was a cab driver, he’s retired now — so I grew up on tips from a cab driver,” said Kunis. “So [Kutcher’s] like, ‘There’s this company.

Mila Kunis isn't always so sure about husband Ashton Kutcher's investments. The 37-year-old actress appeared on Thursday's episode of , and revealed that there has been more than one time when a company became massively successful after she told her husband it was a bad idea.«This happens nightly.

Ashton Kutcher is the best at filling his wife Mila Kunis in on everything he does, but she doesn’t always give the best advice.

Elon Musk may have played a role in DOGE's meteoric rise.

Elon Musk may have played a role in DOGE's meteoric rise.

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Kanye West account as part of a cryptocurrency scam has been jailed.As Tampa Bay Times reports, 18-year old Ivan Clark has agreed to a plea deal of three years behind bars for his role in the scam through which he fraudulently received $100,000 (£72,000) in Bitcoin over the course of one day.Clark, who was 17 at the time of the hack, was classed as a “youthful offender” – helping him avoid a minimum 10-year sentence.

NME’s Mark Beaumont recently noted, are essentially digital gold bars with a changing value of their own.Once purchased, owners are essentially able to use them as a digital currency to buy and trade other commodities.Posting on Twitter, the Tesla founder shared a brief snippet of a pounding dance track alongside visuals showing a rotating golden trophy with the words ‘Vanity Trophy’ seen revolving around a golden globe and a base bearing the phrase ‘Computers Never Sleep’.It also features the