Macron on Durov’s arrest, Telegram goes viral, women say ‘no’ to crypto traders ⚡️ Hamster News
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Hey Hamsters! Today’s headlines are buzzing with big news, so let’s dive in.
Telegram Downloads Skyrocket ?
The Telegram app is exploding in popularity worldwide! Following the arrest of its founder, Pavel Durov, Telegram has become the most downloaded social media app in France and the second most downloaded in the U.S. This surge in popularity is happening even as controversies swirl around Durov’s arrest.
Macron Speaks Out on Durov’s Arrest ?️
France’s President, Emmanuel Macron, has finally commented on Durov’s arrest. He emphasized that the arrest is part of an ongoing judicial investigation and insisted it wasn’t politically motivated. Macron reassured the public that France remains committed to freedom of expression and communication.
However, the situation has sparked reactions beyond France. Reports suggest that the Indian government is now investigating Telegram and may even consider banning the app. Despite the turmoil, Telegram continues to function smoothly, showing no signs of slowing down.
Vitalik Buterin Responds to Criticism on DeFi ?
Switching gears to the world of crypto, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin is facing criticism for not fully embracing decentralized finance (DeFi) within the Ethereum ecosystem. Buterin responded by stating that he’s focused on building sustainable applications that don’t compromise DeFi principles, rather than just supporting DeFi for its own sake.
Women Say ‘No’ to Crypto Traders ?
And now, some bad news for our crypto enthusiasts out there. According to a recent poll, women of high social status find cryptocurrency trading to be one of the most unattractive hobbies. Crypto ranked lower in attractiveness than hobbies like cosplay, anime, and even magic tricks. So, if you’re trying to impress, you might want to keep the crypto talk to a minimum!
