The exchange platform ShapeShift AG has acquired a software startup famous for a tool enabling the effortless diversification of cryptocurrency portfolios.
Brian Kelly says that the market is still not ready for Bitcoin ETFs and that he doesn’t see that coming until the end of 2018.
Daniel Yavorovych, Arilot CO-Founder & CTO, explained how it is possible to save the funds that were stolen by hackers from one’s hot wallet.
The U.S. SEC will be analyzing ETFs from SolidX, VanEck, ProShares, and others within the next two months. If get approved, institutional investors can enter the market and facilitate the growth of the most important cryptos prices.
The crypto market sentiment has been severely driven down after the rejection of CBOE Bitcoin ETF, the ripple effect of which is spread all over.
The member of Congress and the chair of the House Judiciary Committee Bob Goodlatte has disclosed his crypto holdings, which was followed by a memo calling on all members, officers, and employees of the House of Representatives to reveal publicly their cryptocurrency ownership in annual reports.
Bitcoin declines by over 6% in the last 24-hours while the overall cryptocurrency markets lost over $20 billion.
Coinbase says that only those customers who have completed the ID verification process on the exchange can avail the facility of increased daily purchase limits.
The dominant bitcoin miner and mining chip designer plans to strengthen its presence in the U.S. The company does not want to gum up the works: the mining facility is expected to be completed in the beginning of the fourth quarter of 2018.
The wealth managing firm believes that SEC will take all its time it can, instead of falling for the market euphoria, and extend the decision till March 2019.
The Japanese Virtual Currency Exchange Association wants to become a certified business association. A detailed proposal has been already submitted.
The launch of crypto-custody service by Goldman Sachs will help to instill more confidence among investors and may even drive big players to participate in the cryptocurrency market.
Fred Schebesta, one of the founders of a tech project Finder.com, has revealed his plans to launch the first Australian crypto bank.
Named after the second most solid gem on Earth, the platform of Ruby-x provides transparency and unbreakable security level for both crypto and technology exchanges.
A Starbucks spokesperson said that they won’t directly accept digital token payments but will help their customer spend their holdings at the outlet.