John McAffee To Use His Presidency Bid For Crypto Promotion, T.I. Gets Sued For $5 Million After His FLik Token Fails

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What's going on with the crypto markets today? Read our latest price analysis. Programmer and crypto enthusiast, John McAffee, revealed his intention to use his 2020 bid for the U.S. presidency as a platform to promote permissionless cryptocurrencies. Reggie Browne, the so-called "godfather of ETFs," said that the Bitcoin ETF will be certified "no time soon." U.S. rapper T.I. is being sued for $5 million by a group of people after his FLiK token reportedly failed. A lawyer for Bitcoin Foundation founder Charlie Shrem has denied claims by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss that he "stole" 5,000 Bitcoins (now $31.7 million) from them in 2012. SPONSORED: What if you could buy crypto in your regular store, just around the corner? A Canadian startup allows customers to purchase crypto in-store, directly with cash, debit, or credit. Price Index for November 2, 2018 4PM EST The price index changes constantly, so check out the latest one on the site. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. COINTELEGRAPH LIMITED · Shelton Street, Covent Garden · London