Bitcoin's price has suffered a new drop and is currently trading at around $17,194
Bitcoin's price has suffered a new drop and is currently trading at around $17,194
Millennials are more prone to invest in cryptocurrencies in 2018, a new study has indicated.
Youbit exchange filed for bankruptcy after 17% of its funds were stolen by hackers.
It's a great Mystery around Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto and unfortunately the enigma is here to stay.
Iota value increases again and passes over the $5 threshold. Experts predict that IOTA will continue to rise in 2018 due to it's increased popularity and utility.
The European government is working to introduce some new regulations for cryptocurrencies in Europe as Bitcoin popularity increases.
CME exchange market launched its bitcoin futures, following a similar release by Cboe.
UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) Head stated that bitcoin is still unstable and speculative.
Ukraine's Security Service raided the home of ForkLog's CEO in connection with a fraud scheme.
The Finance Minister of Portugal says that European regulators are overseeing bitcoin.
William Galvin, Secretary of the Commonwealth, issued a seven-points warning against bitcoin.
Some analysts believe bitcoin's price will be around $60,000 in the mid-term.
The price of bitcoin has increased to $19,700, and is expected to hit $20,000 in the near future.
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Bitcoin cryptocurrency and blockchain technology is a revolution that brings multiple benefits but also huge risks.
Bitcoin becomes a more mainstream investment and more popular than ever. Still alarm signals suggest that people willing to invest in Bitcoin should be prepared to lose their money.
Bitcoin supporters are making lobby for limited regulations and adjustments to the anti-money laundering laws.
The chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve System, Janet Yellen, warned investors about the stability of bitcoin.
While some countries do not agree with the blockchain, it seems many governments will embrace the blockchain technology in 2018.
No less than 12 bitcoin exchanges have applied for licenses at the Central Bank of the Philippines, which is currently reviewing the applications.