Chinese authorities are reportedly going to impose further restrictions on bitcoin and other digital currencies, following a recent ban on initial coin offerings.
Bitcoin drops under $4000 after its historical maximum of $5000 reached few days ago, following the decision of The People’s Bank of China to ban ICOs.
A significant Bitcoin drop by 13.6% has occured today after its historical maximum $4975 on September 2.
The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) banned initial coin offerings (ICOs) declaring them illegal, and asked all related fundraising activity to be halted immediately.
The price of the digital currency continues to show strong growth and has achieved another historic record, due to the ongoing rise in trading volume.
Previously indicted Russian-based cryptocurrency exchange BTC-e is back online keeping its promise to relaunch the web-site before September 2, 2017.
Bitcoin price has topped $4,700 stating a new record and forcing total cryptocurrency market capitalization to exceed $170 billion for the first time ever.
Six of the world’s biggest banks teamed up to create a new digital currency ‘utility settlement coin’ for clearing and settling financial transactions.
Developers are going to implement the second upgrade of the Ethereum blockchain next month, introducing significant improvements to the current network.
Developers behind Lightning Labs released the 0.3 alpha version of the Lightning Network Daemon, offering a number of new features including Bitcoin & Litecoin swaps.
Estonia plans to launch the world’s first government-supported cryptocurrency called ‘Estcoin’ through ICO.
The undefeated boxing champion is to make waves in the cryprocurrency bug as he announces another ICO.
Today the combined value of all publicly traded cryptocurrencies surpassed $150 billion setting a new record.
The companies announced they are going to explore how the blockchain technology can be used to increase global food safety and prevent illnesses caused by contaminated products.
Bitcoin’s all-time high rally seems to be over with the currency loosing $155 in value over August 21-22, Bitcoin Cash crashed down after reaching a record high during the weekend, Ethereum climbed to near two-month high.