Bitcoin Price Rises Above $5600 After Yesterday’s Fall by 9%
Following its sudden drop by nearly 10% on Wednesday, bitcoin price recovers, hitting the mark of $5.667 today.
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Following its sudden drop by nearly 10% on Wednesday, bitcoin price recovers, hitting the mark of $5.667 today.
Cryptocurrency market faced significant correction today.
Here’re the key highlights from this week’s two payment technology conferences – Sibos 2017 by SWIFT and Swell 2017 by Ripple.
Russia is to launch its national blockchain-based cryptocurrency named CryptoRuble. Datails still remain scarce, but some information has recently been revealed.
Software giant IBM, regional financial services company KlickEx Group, and Stellar, a non-profit organisation that supports an open source blockchain network, have unveiled a new regional cross-border payments solution using IBM’s blockchain technology.
Ethereum hard fork Byzantium is now operational, despite the recent talks of possible delays. The updated software is successfully running, Ether prices are relatively stable.
The Ethereum price is increasing and it promises that the second largest blockchain is completely prepared to the following codebase changing.
Coinbase opens its customers an opportunity to instantly purchase digital currency using a US bank account.
Cryptolocator unveils international trading platform focused on Ethereum trading that ensures maximum security for transactions and user data.
XBT Provider by CoinShares, the issuer behind the world’s first bitcoin ETNs, is announcing that the first Ether ETNs are now available for trading on Nasdaq Stockholm.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is sounding the alarm over cryptocurrencies.
For a majority of the world, August 1, 2017 was just a normal day. But for technology gurus and cryptocurrency fanatics, August 1, 2017 was a monumental day in blockchain history.
China will likely resume cryptocurrency trading after licensing exchanges as measures for cryptocurrency market regulation.
Taiwan’s authorities refuse to follow the examples of China and South Korea in banning ICOs and join Japan in its bitcoin-friendly approach.
The Florida-headquartered blockchain startup Centra Tech has successfully completed its ICO on September 25 to fund the development of its cryptocurrency debit card service and marketplace.