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Crypto market woes don’t seem to settle anywhere as major cryptocurrencies slip below their crucial levels.
The latest correction in Bitcoin has brought it close to the dangerous levels of a “death cross” but analysts still prefer to remain bullish as many say the pain is “largely over”.
The addition of support for ERC 20 tokens will be done across the entire range of digital asset products of Coinbase.
According to the operator of the world’s fifth-biggest trading platform, the new indexes will give cryptocurrency investors a better understanding of today’s market trends.
The PBoC also said that it will allow for a level playing field for the foreign players to compete with the local players in the highly saturated payments market of China.
As per source familiar to the plans of FSA, Binance received the warning as it was expanding its operations in Japan without taking prior approval from the agency.
To support cloud business, the search giant Google is working on blockchain-related technology, developing its own distributed digital ledger.
The transfer of tokens across two blockchains will be done through atomic swaps. The Ethereum blockchain will be used for liquidity and the Stellar platform for transactions.
Dorsey remains positive on Bitcoin’s future growth and said that the current development of the Bitcoin’s Lightning Network will solve the scalability issues giving the crypto a big boost.
The report also suggests that NSA was successful in its spy operation to get access to crucial and personal user information like password, IP address, etc.
The world’s economic leaders agreed to monitor the industry and to develop regulation proposals but no serious actions will be taken in the near future.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies show recovery after positive comments from the Financial Stability Board. Today’s discussion of the G20 ministers will put more light on the state of crypto regulations.
Technological progress does not stand still. With a view to change the way the world works, IBM has unveiled its annual “5 in 5” technology predictions.
Increasing number of online media companies are now considering a ban on crypto ads sighting fraudulent activities.
In the run-up-to G20 summit, the news about the FSB’s positive approach to cryptocurrencies has resulted in an optimistic upturn in the market.