Winklevoss: No Bitcoin is "worse" than not investing in Amazon in the 2000s.

On August 1, Cointelegraph reported that cryptojacking attacks were both an internal and external threat as hackers attempted to weaken the network. Josh Lemos, BlackBerry vice president of science and technology, said some executives have used their legal authority to crack down on online investments by companies to illegally mine cryptocurrencies for cash. , and many organizations "have a lot to do and nothing to do." he said. . Remos said cryptominers don't have to be malicious, but appropriate software that uses counting tools to increase revenue. . Lemos believes that the fact that hackers pose a risk by using all the malware families that use the least trusted leads to a further increase in crypto attacks. Lamos argued that as long as cryptocurrencies are considered "viable investments", the increase in resistance to crypto "will continue."