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Venezuela’s telecommunication network which was already poor before the COVID-19 outbreak has worsened, risking an internet outage for the country. As the country goes into lockdown, keeping millions of citizens at home, data usages through video chats and live streams went up, overstraining the existing telecommunication network capacity.

Google video sharing subsidiary YouTube has suspended the accounts of two popular cryptocurrency enthusiasts citing a breach of the company's terms and conditions. YouTube went ahead to delete the videos which it claimed violated its Terms and Conditions posted by the two cryptocurrency enthusiasts on their channels.

The prevalence of cryptocurrency has reached a whole new level with many users constantly searching for the latest information and news regarding the topic. Scammers on youtube are taking this as an opportunity to run fake live stream interviews with prominent names in the cryptocurrency space to garner large traffic to their youtube channels.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the United States (US) authority accountable for collecting taxes and overseeing the Internal Revenue Code, posted a sweet video on its official social media platforms about the recently issued CP2000 notices which are of interest to many blockchain users and Bitcoin traders. This is not an audit though it works the same, however, it looks like the IRS notice could cause worry for BTC and digital asset traders.

Are you one of the 575 million video gamers out of the 2.5 billion around the world who have paid for in-game purchases? Studies indicate that over 23% of all gamers are willing to spend between $1 to 20 USD for such transactions, and this has caused a massive boost the industry, which now holds a market valuation of over $135 billion.

A trader on Bitcoin Live, Bob Loukas, released a new video on his YouTube channel on Tuesday April 2, explaining to his followers why he thinks a new 4-year trend for BTC, the leading cryptocurrency by market cap (MC), has started.