BTC$62,652.00+2.12%
ETH$1,757.50+3.22%
USDT$0.9991+0.04%
BNB$572.23+2.14%
USDC$0.9999+0.01%
XRP$1.15+4.93%
SOL$83.72+3.90%
TRX$0.3236+2.08%
FIGR_HELOC$1.01-2.89%
HYPE$71.78+7.98%
DOGE$0.0777+4.32%
RAIN$0.0155-0.35%
USDS$0.9997+0.01%
LEO$9.16+0.40%
ZEC$463.61+8.37%
XLM$0.208+5.11%
BTC$62,652.00+2.12%
ETH$1,757.50+3.22%
USDT$0.9991+0.04%
BNB$572.23+2.14%
USDC$0.9999+0.01%
XRP$1.15+4.93%
SOL$83.72+3.90%
TRX$0.3236+2.08%
FIGR_HELOC$1.01-2.89%
HYPE$71.78+7.98%
DOGE$0.0777+4.32%
RAIN$0.0155-0.35%
USDS$0.9997+0.01%
LEO$9.16+0.40%
ZEC$463.61+8.37%
XLM$0.208+5.11%
Over 500 scam tokens were deployed on Coinbase's Base blockchain between mid-July and its public debut earlier this month.
After Robinhood and Azuki, an account of an Indian government official became the target of hackers trying to push their cryptocurrency scam.