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The hacker who attacked the Ethereum Classic blockchain returned $100 000 to the Gate exchange.io, Google has brought Ethereum to the "black list", former BitTorrent Manager criticized Tron and other news of the past two days

The digital money market continued to fall in price over the weekend, and on Monday night its capitalization fell to $116 billion — the lowest figure in 2019. Over the past two days, there have been several events that have already affected the situation in the blockchain industry and can change it in the future.

In the Litecoin mined 60-million token

January 12 in the network cryptocurrency Litecoin was received 60-million coin, currently produced 71.5% of the total issue of altcoin 84 million. The last token, according to mathematical calculations, will be found in 2142.

Google has added the word Ethereum to the " blacklist»

The Google Ads platform has stopped showing ads mentioning the word Ethereum. At the same time, the search engine displays queries with the words "ICO", "Bitcoin" and "EOS". The company noted that they did not make any changes, and the problem may be related to the ban on advertising cryptocurrencies in some countries.

Former Manager BitTorrent: Tron can't tokenservice service

Tron startup will not be able to cope with the volume of transactions necessary for BitTorrent tokenization, former leading service strategist Simon Morris believes. He called the initiative of the blockchain project a marketing move, and entrepreneur Justin Sana is a liar who is not suitable for the role of the head of a technology firm.

Startup Zwoop declared bankruptcy

The Board of Directors of the Zwoop project initiated bankruptcy proceedings in November last year, and the company's employees and suppliers were unable to receive payment — the company owed £ 42,000 to a marketing Agency and 30,000 to a PR firm.

In August last year, the startup has received $13 million in funding from billionaire Robert Frendley and announced plans for the ICO, which was preparing to raise another $30 million. After that, the founder of Zwoop Alessandro Gadotti left the company, and its employees found debts of $2 million.

Attacked Ethereum Classic hacker returned to the exchange Gate.io of $100,000

Representatives of the Gate exchange.io reported that the organizer of the 51% attack on the Ethereum Classic network returned $100,000 in cryptocurrency. The company stressed that they could not contact the hacker and do not know the reasons for his action.

"If the organizer of the attack did not go to this for their own enrichment, it can be an ethical hacker who wanted to remind people of the risks of consensus in the blockchain and the protection of hash power,"-said in Gate.io.

Earlier, the site promised to compensate users for $200,000, which they lost due to the attack of 51% on the altcoin network.