Mesut Özil, the star football player who signed with Fenerbahçe in Turkey after parting ways with the English football club Arsenal, announced that he would launch his own cryptocurrency in the past few days.
Mesut Özil's statement about his own cryptocurrency came.
The famous football player shared the name of the cryptocurrency he will remove from his Twitter account with his followers.
Özil said that he will launch the cryptocurrency under the name “M10”.
The news that Mesut Özil will issue cryptocurrency was first reported by the British newspaper "The Sun". Özil did not share the details, although he signaled that he would launch cryptocurrencies with his “exciting things coming soon” post.
While there has been no sharing yet on Özil's social media accounts regarding cryptocurrency, it was seen that "Get ready for a completely new fan experience with M10 Token" in the statement section.
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Social Media Giant Twitter Establishes Cryptocurrency Team
According to the news of The Financial Times, social media giant Twitter has created its own cryptocurrency team as part of the decentralized internet.
Experienced blockchain engineer Tess Rinearson will lead the team.
The company is also working on a feature that will make it possible for users to display their NFT.
According to Rinearson, the company is on a mission to push the boundaries with crypto-related ventures.
Barry Silbert, CEO of Digital Currency Group, described Twitter's launch of a crypto team as a "big deal".
MediaMarkt Cyber Attacked! They Want Bitcoin Worth $50 Million!
The US giant company has been in trouble with hackers for a while. Hackers who attacked the systems of companies demanded cryptocurrency and Bitcoin as ransom from companies that wanted to start their activities as soon as possible. When the issue reached serious dimensions, Joe Biden issued an order and took some precautions against such attacks.
Ransomware attacks spread to Europe.
MediaMarkt, one of Europe's largest electronics retailers, was the last target of these hackers.
It was stated that as a result of this attack by the attackers on Mediamarkt, some stores were unable to perform various basic services, such as accepting credit cards and accepting returns. It is stated that there is no problem in online sales.
It is reported that the attack started on Sunday evening and negotiations are continuing.
According to the news of Bleeping Computer, the attackers initially demanded $ 240 million to end the attack and continue the company's operations. However, after negotiations, the ransom demand was reduced to $ 50 million. The attackers demanded that the money be paid in Bitcoin.