Gold vs. Bitcoin: $2.8B Fake Bullion Scam Highlights BTC Benefits

by Aurelia Butler 30 June 2020, 11:00 139 Views

As Chinese media outlet Caixin reported on June 29 via Nikkei, a loans deal between Chinese financial institutions and Wuhan Kingold Jewelry — with gold as collateral — fell apart when it became known the gold was gilded copper.

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Gold vs. Bitcoin: $2.8B Fake Bullion Scam Highlights BTC Benefits

Unions sue three Nevada casino properties, claiming dangerous working conditions

Hoping to boost the economy, UK PM Johnson unveils new planning rules

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