#CryptionyContest
As announced yesterday at the Kanga Exchange x Cryptiony webinar, we have a contest for you! 🤗 You can win 5 codes for the annual PRO plan on the Cryptiony platform, which will reduce the value of the order from 599 to 1 PLN! Each code is valid once
Does buying bitcoin support criminal activities?
In this article we focus on cryptocurrencies and money laundering issue. . With digital assets, such as cryptocurrencies the process is similar, but with some advantages for safety side
Common people in global scam - How our recklessness supports terrorism
In previous article we learned about mechanisms of money laundering and terrorism financing. . Now let’s have a closer look at us, common people, in this procedure
#KangaDate - Results of the contest
#KangaDate The search is over! 🔍 Were you able to find the clues that we left? 💳 Thank you for the numerous responses and participation in the competition
Contest #KangaDate
Contest alert! You can win KNG tokens and our merch, which we know many of you really want in their collection! 😏 What do you have to do to win? You have to activate your detective skills 🔍 Find and write in the comment two dates: ➡️ Kanga Exchange
Money laundering and terrorist financing. Is blockchain a remedy?
The balance between freedom of individual and safety of mass transactions is critical issue in times of global business and international money transfers
How does crypto mining work?
Cryptocurrencies broke through the consciousness of larger and smaller investors around the world, and the astronomical growth of the most popular one - Bitcoin - has made it the number one investment of the last decade
#KangaCard - Results of the contest
#KangaCard contest is over. . Time for results! It wasn't easy to choose the winners from among all the amazing works 🏆 We are really impressed with your creativity! Many of the proposals stole our hearts, so we decided to reward seven instead of
SCAM and cryptocurrencies – how to recognize an attempt of fraud?
SCAM is a specialized type of fraud. . It involves luring the victim with a promise of high profits or helping them solve a problem in return for a ‘minor’ fee, their credit card details and even remote access to the computer