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Business Insider
2 hours ago
- Business
- Business Insider
DL Mining Launches Free Mining: Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Litecoin
london, Uk, July 16th, 2025, FinanceWire DL Mining Introduces Mobile App Enabling Zero‑Threshold Cloud Mining for BTC, LTC & DOGE DL Mining, a UK-based cloud mining service provider established in 2017, has launched a mobile application that enables users to participate in cloud mining of major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin, directly from their smartphones. The company, which holds an official operating qualification in the UK, aims to expand accessibility to digital asset mining by offering simplified mobile integration. New Era of Mobile Mining The application introduces a new approach to the traditional mining model, allowing users to engage with its features through an intuitive interactive interface accessible from various locations, whether commuting, on a break, or between tasks: DL Mining Five core advantages Military-grade security protection: Using McAfee triple encryption protocol and Cloudflare firewall technology to build a bank-level asset protection system. New user incentive plan: New users will receive $100 starting capital upon registration, and can receive $1 reward for continuous login every day, effectively lowering the entry threshold. LTC (basic contract): investment amount: $100, contract period: 2 days, daily income of $3.75, expiration income: $100 + $7.5 LTC (basic contract): investment amount: $500, contract period: 5 days, daily income of $6.5, expiration income: $500 + $32.5 BTC (classic contract): investment amount: $1,000, contract period: 10 days, daily income of $14, expiration income: $1,000 + $140 BTC (classic contract): investment amount: $3,000, contract period: 15 days, daily income of $46.5, expiration income: $3,000 + $698 Perpetual operation guarantee The platform maintains 100% online rate, with 24-hour multilingual technical support to ensure an uninterrupted mining process. Users can: download the APP and complete the email registration Select the appropriate smart contract Start automatic income accumulation Green computing power revolution Relying on clean energy data centers and AI computing power scheduling algorithms, achieve the environmental protection goal of 42% carbon emission reduction per T computing power. Market prospects and vision DL Mining Chief Technology Officer said at the press conference: 'When ARK Invest predicted that Bitcoin would break through the $150,000 mark, we believed that ordinary investors should share the industry dividends. Through mobile mining, users do not need to understand complex technical parameters or purchase expensive equipment, and truly realize 'getting rich at your fingertips'.' Currently, the platform has served more than 6 million users in 180 countries around the world, and the latest mobile application supports iOS/Android dual platform downloads. Users can visit the official website or major app stores to start a 3-minute quick mining journey. This press release is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a guarantee of returns. Cryptocurrency mining involves risk, and users should do their own research before participating. DL Mining services are subject to terms of use and local regulations. Availability may vary by region.
Time of India
20 hours ago
- Time of India
Canadian YouTuber Lauren Southern alleges Andrew Tate strangled and raped her while she was unconscious
Canadian YouTuber and former far-right personality Lauren Southern has accused Andrew Tate of sexually assaulting and strangling her in a hotel room in 2018. The allegations were made in her newly released memoir, This Is Not Real Life , and further detailed on her Substack page. Southern says the incident occurred in February 2018, during a trip to Romania . She was there with British far-right activist Tommy Robinson to discuss a potential media venture with the Tate brothers . According to her account, Andrew Tate invited her to dinner, complimented her work, and later took her to a nightclub. She claims she had only one cocktail and a shot of liquor before becoming severely intoxicated and vomiting. Someone carried her to the bathroom, and she was later driven back to her hotel by Tate, who then carried her to her room. 'He asked me to sleep beside him,' she writes. 'I said yes. I was incredibly intoxicated.' She claims he kissed her unexpectedly, and while she briefly kissed back, she made it clear that she only wanted to sleep. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Protection Plan Suspended? McAfee Learn More Undo 'He wanted to go further. I said no, very clearly, multiple times, and tried to pull his hands off me,' she says. 'He put his arm around my neck and began strangling me unconscious. I tried to fight back. He repeatedly strangled me every time I regained enough consciousness to pull at his arms.' Southern says she did not report the incident to police immediately but later contacted UK authorities, who informed her that the case could only be pursued in Romania. She also visited a women's hospital for a medical examination about a week later. She says she kept quiet for years, feeling trapped by her anti-feminist image and the belief that she wouldn't be believed. Live Events This account adds to the growing list of legal troubles facing Andrew Tate. The British-American influencer is already facing 10 criminal charges in the UK, including rape, assault, and coercive control. His brother Tristan faces 11 charges. Both are also under investigation in Romania for human trafficking and rape related to their alleged operation of a 'sex cam' business. Tate has denied all previous allegations and has not publicly responded to Southern's claims. His legal team has not issued a statement. Southern ends her account by reflecting on the broader culture of impunity around powerful men. 'This wasn't a case of mixed signals,' she writes. 'I fought back. I was pleading.'
USA Today
a day ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Ex-ESPN host nails network's obsession with Stephen A. Smith and Pat McAfee
Tune into your bog-standard sports broadcast on ESPN these days, and chances are that you'll probably hear one of the network's two preferred personalities (read: hot take loudmouths) booming through their microphone. I'm talking, of course, about Stephen A. Smith, who plays card games on his phone when he's supposed to be doing his ostensible job and who seemingly can't finish a sequence on television without berating someone, and about Pat McAfee, the guy who picks needless public fights with musicians and who reportedly amplifies dangerous false rumors about young people with seemingly zero accountability. It doesn't matter if you're watching a draft, a playoff game, or a (mostly) wholesome home run derby: ESPN will ensure you're likely hearing at least one of these men's voices, whether they fit into the setting or not. And for no good reason, really. Sports fans have grown frustrated with ESPN's insistence on shoving two of its biggest names down their throats. This, while failing to highlight some of its more thoughtful talent, like Mina Kimes, Andraya Carter, Don Van Natta Jr., and Seth Wickersham, to name a few. It's not as if the four-letter network is lacking in witty, insightful, and measured personalities. It's just that people like Smith and McAfee tend to lazily drown them out in the worst way. After McAfee, who is mostly known for talking football, weirdly appeared during the 2025 Home Run Derby, former ESPN host Trey Wingo chimed in on his old employer's insistence on using McAfee and Smith everywhere possible. To put it lightly, Wingo agreed with the criticisms and, after his past experiences on the job, lamented what the network has become recently: If this is how Wingo feels about ESPN's fixation with Smith and McAfee, it's probably safe to say he's not the only former or current ESPN employee who feels this way. Unfortunately, it seems like the network will continue pushing full steam ahead with Smith and McAfee yelling at us, er, I mean, analyzing whatever they've been assigned to.
New York Post
a day ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Pat McAfee responds to fans' fury over polarizing Home Run Derby appearance
Pat McAfee reads the comments. The polarizing ESPNer scrolled through X to see what fans thought of his involvement in MLB's Home Run Derby on Monday, and some responses made it seem like fans wanted to change the channel due to his appearance. McAfee screen-shotted three tweets about his involvement, alongside a GIF of comedian Tim Robinson looking oddly at a cell phone with the caption, 'What the hell.' Pat McAfee during introductions. Getty Images 'Good morning beautiful people Fresh off a break.. got a chance to do something new with a different sport..,' McAfee wrote Tuesday morning. 'I really enjoyed it and think it went exactly how all parties envisioned it.. let's see what X has to say…' Said the first tweet: 'Kids don't realize it, but you used to be able to turn on ESPN and not see Stephen A. Smith or Pat McAfee. They were glorious times….' 'ESPN needs to enable a feature that allows people to unsubscribe form Pat McAfee in all formats,' a second read. The third commented: 'Does ESPN know that Pat McAfee is bad at his job and subsequently annoys the f–k out of anyone who isn't 17 years old.' McAfee is one of the faces of ESPN, and it's not surprising that the Worldwide Leader would tap him to be heavily involved in the festivities for an event airing on its network. He hosted a press conference involving the managers and starting pitchers Monday, and then introduced the Home Run Derby participants later that night. McAfee, whose self-titled show airs on ESPN, leaned into his WWE announcing roots by going full Jerry 'The King' Lawler to introduce eventual champion Cal Raleigh. 'With the fattest ass in all of professional sports,' McAfee said. 'Ladies and gentlemen: Big Dumper! Cal Raleigh!' McAfee usually has not veered into MLB waters, instead sticking to wrestling, NFL and college football, and one fan told him perhaps he should not overexpose himself. 'Can't lie fam, I rock with you but this starting to become recurring. Everybody loves money but it's ok to turn down a gig here and there. We don't HAVE to see you on everything. We won't forget you I swear,' X user @shadboogie said in a quote tweet. Pat McAfee alongside his colleague Ty Schmit. Getty Images McAfee responded with a GIF from The Rock's famous 'Shut up, b—h,' remark in 2002.
Newsweek
a day ago
- Business
- Newsweek
Rob Manfred Says MLB Must Address 'Issue' Regarding Non-Competitive Teams
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. Major League Baseball's commissioner, Rob Manfred, went on ESPN's "The Pat McAfee Show" during Monday's All-Star Game festivities and talked about the system of non-competitive baseball that teams, like McAfee's hometown Pittsburgh Pirates, are running. Manfred responded to McAfee's comments with, "We need to deal with that issue." PITTSBURGH, PA - APRIL 04: A general view of PNC Park during the home opener between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the New York Yankees at PNC Park on April 4, 2025 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. PITTSBURGH, PA - APRIL 04: A general view of PNC Park during the home opener between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the New York Yankees at PNC Park on April 4, 2025 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty Images McAfee said that growing up, he was not the biggest baseball fan because going to Pirates games was more of an experience than seeing winning baseball. Manfred said he wants the league to be competitive all around and is working toward it. With the comments he made, that could mean something is in the works for the new collective bargaining agreement. The current CBA expires after next season, and with questions about a potential lockout arising, this could be a turning point for the league and the owners. There are many ways that teams can be incentivized to produce annually competitive baseball teams, and could also receive punishments for being non-competitive by design rather than purely baseball reasons. Manfred is aware of the problem that is corrupting teams across the league and wants to deal with the problem head-on before it gets even worse and the league begins to lose fans in those markets. Forcing teams to spend and instituting a salary cap has been a topic of discussion at every CBA expiration recently, and while there has been no progress on the addition of a cap, Manfred has been set on growing the game of baseball. Restrictions for non-competitive teams could be one of the biggest fish to fry at the CBA meetings next year. More MLB: Teams On Bubble Reportedly Have Executives Preparing For Snail-Paced Market
