CatStar Mining App: Mine CAT token free every 12 hours

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Total Supply: 1 trillion  Current basic rate: 0.02 Mining link: chatanyworld CatStar, as a chaotic version issued by the global social Metaverse project ChatAny, is designed to establish links with global users in advance through the free distribution of Metaverse virtual assets, and attract and encourage early users to participate in the promotion and construction of participate in the promotion and construction of the platform through the CAT token reward mechanism. Besides, the next-generation spirit of the internet of Value of co-construction, co-governance, and sharing can be truly practised, so as to ultimately realize the DAO governance, development, upgrading, self-evolution, as well as the sustainable operation of the Metaverse platform in the form of decentralization. How to earn CAT token The current core gameplay of CatStar is very simple, and "One-button Start" on the homepage every day can help the user automatically generate earnings. After 12 hours
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Bitcoin Drop Slightly Lower Monday

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Bitcoin prices traded slightly lower Monday, after the digital currency over the weekend retreated below $7,000

A single bitcoin BTCUSD, -1.61% last changed hands at $6,979.42 down 1.2% since Sunday 5p.m. Eastern Time on the Kraken exchange. Since Friday's high, the No. 1 digital currency has lost $10 billion in value and currently trade at $6,979.42 according to data from CoinMarketCap.

The recent downtrend comes despite recent bullish news that should support optimism in the digital asset.

on Friday, the Intercontinental Exchange, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, said it plans to launch a new company that enables "consumers and institutions to buy, sell, store and spend digital assets on a seamless global network," seemingly a positive step for the industry.

But in an interview with Jamie Dimon, over the weekend, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase & Co. said he had no interest in bitcoin adding that cryptocurrencies are a scam, according to a Bloomberg article.


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