Vulnerability of crypto industry to external factors makes Bitcoin price one of the most discussed issues. Let’s see what factors have led to its recovery.
Grayscale, the company that launched Bitcoin Investment Trust, launches new ‘Digital Large Cap Fund’. The Fund is tied to 5 top cryptocurrencies. Each digital asset will be evaluated, less the fund’s expenses and other liabilities.
Crypto markets recovers from the heavy blows and woes as CFTC and SEC chairpersons express some confidence in digital currencies.
The overall markets under deep correction as China brings ban on local investors to trade even from foreign exchanges.
China’s search engine giant Baidu has launched a new game based on Blockchain. “Leci Gou” is akin to CryptoKitties, but here players take care of dogs.
Based on Ethereum blockchain, the game brings entirely new level of decentralized gaming experience, adding real value to a player’s achievements.
The decentralized social characteristics of blockchain technology is enabling its implementation in a lot of industries.
Thanks to a blockchain startup TravelbyBit innovative technology, Bisbane Airport now enables travelers to use cryptocurrency payment system to in-terminal dine and shopping.
Robinhood’s zero commission approach for its clients will surely give other crypto exchange a run-for-its-money.
A new project will allow gamers to keep the rewards they’ve earned and move them seamlessly between games.
Over the last 5 trading sessions, Ether price has been sharply decreasing. This can be explained by both fundamental and technical factors, with fundamentals prevailing.
Please, check out the price analysis of some of the top altcoins – Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, NEM, NEO, and Stellar.
China is planning to completely ban activity of centralized cryptocurrency exchanges, targeting websites, mobile apps, people and businesses that provide exchange-like services.
The global crypto market is recovering after the South Korean false regulatory announcement. Cardano and NEO increased in value, while Bitcoin and Ethereum receded from their positions.
South Korea’s presidential office stated that they have not yet finalized on the reports about a possible ban on cryptocurrency trading exchanges.