Betrium is the worldwide bookmaker and betting exchange offering zero fees, innovative Volatility Stabilization System / Hedging for professional traders, API for developers and event organizers platform. Betrium is going change the wealthy industry of $1 trillion annually.
Betrium’s mission is to expand and to become a global key-player in the gambling market.
Betrium is designed to accept cryptocurrencies (ETH, BTC, LTC, XZC, DASH) from all the corners of the world and process all the transactions at high speeds due to its decentralized nature. Moreover, people from almost anywhere will have an opportunity to withdraw their crypto funds.
The betting exchange provides support worldwide. Customer support is available in 18 languages and specialists are ready to help the users 24 hours 7 days per week.
Recently, Betrium released the demo of the sportsbook, which is available on
During the next two weeks Betrium will release betting exchange alpha along with iOS and Android applications for sportsbook.
Token Sale Dates:
ICO Start: 5th of April 2018, 23:00 UTC
ICO End: 14th of May 2018, 23:00 UTC
Token price: 1 ETH = 3000 BTRM or 0.00033 ETH per token.
To invest the Betrium you need a wallet, which supports ERC20 tokens, such as MyEtherWallet, Mist, Ethereum Wallet, imToken, Metamask. The minimum investment is 0.3 ETH.
It’s important to say that Betrium is one of the first to offer a powerful betting Open API for developers, bots and third-party apps. At the moment, the team is actively working on developing Betrium Framework for software platforms. Betrium is expected to become a global betting processing center that will provide its core to a wide range of other services.
The project is supported by Kevin Dolan, World Series of Handicapping 2015 champion, the “The Complete Guide to Sports Betting” book author. Kevin acts as an advisor in the project.
Betrium has partnered with VAVEL.com, an international sports media with over 35 million of visits, whichof FIFA World Cup 2018.
Earlier, Sam Taheri, professional GT and NASCAR pilot, became an advisor and .
In March Betrium’s team began its roadshow, during 20 days the team visited 5 blockchain conferences in Asia:
Seoul, South Korea, d10e.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Vietnam Blockchain Week.
Melbourne, Australia, APAC Blockchain Conference.
Singapore, Money20/20 Asia.
Hong Kong, Token2049
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Europol has revealed that an international group of cyber criminals, which has stolen over a billion dollars from multiple banks by hacking their ATMs, has been using cryptocurrency as a means to conduct money laundering. The information was made public after cooperation by investigators from all over the world led to the arrest of the mastermind behind the sophisticated crime syndicate.
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ATM Malware Gang
The European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation () has announced on Monday that the leader of the cybercrime gang behind the Carbanak and Cobalt malware attacks has been arrested in Spain. The action was supported by the American FBI, the Romanian, Moldovan, Belarussian and Taiwanese authorities as well as private cyber security companies.
Under his leadership, the alleged criminals would send bank employees spear phishing emails with a malicious software attachment. Once downloaded, the malware allowed the criminals to remotely control the victims’ infected machines, giving them access to the internal banking network and infecting servers controlling ATMs. They hit banks in more than 40 countries, resulting in total losses of over €1 billion.
The illicit gains were also laundered via cryptocurrencies, by means of prepaid cards linked to the cryptocurrency wallets which were used to buy goods such as luxury cars and houses, according to the European agency. Steven Wilson, Head of Europol’s Cybercrime Centre, : “The arrest of the key figure in this crime group illustrates that cybercriminals can no longer hide behind perceived international anonymity.”
Mastermind ‘Denis K’
The Spanish Interior Ministry revealed more details about the case, that the arrested mastermind is called ‘Denis K.’ and that three more members of the gang, originating from Russia and Ukraine, were arrested alongside the leader. The police seized their bank accounts, homes worth a million euros, jewels worth half a million euros and two luxury cars in a raid.
The stolen loot was converted into bitcoin at cryptocurrency exchanges in Russia and Ukraine, and later transferred to their wallets where they accumulated about 15,000 BTC, the Interior Ministry revealed. The gang leader used financial platforms in Gibraltar and the UK to load prepaid cards with bitcoin and spend them in Spain. He also allegedly set up an “enormous network” to mine bitcoin as a means of laundering money.
What do you think can be done to prevent bank scams such as this from happening? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
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