Month: January 2018

By BLOOMBERG China, home to the world’s biggest community of Bitcoin miners, is cracking down on cryptocurrency activity. From a

By Patti Domm | @pattidomm While bitcoin may look like it will continue to crash and burn, some strategists say

By LUCINDA SHEN After falling to four digits earlier Wednesday, Bitcoin prices rebounded above $11,200 as some investors bought into

By Camilla Hodgson LONDON — The price of bitcoin in 2017 correlated almost perfectly with how often the term was

Yes, it’s driven by greed — but the mania for digital cash could wind up building something much more important

By Arjun Kharpal| @ArjunKharpal Bitcoin could hit $100,000 in 2018, an analyst who correctly predicted the cryptocurrency’s rally at the

By Ryan Browne | @Ryan_Browne_ Bitcoin dipped to a six-week low Tuesday, as investors monitored warnings from regulators and reports

By Rakesh Sharma There was not much change in cryptocurrency markets over the weekend. Its market capitalization reached a high

By Alyssa Hertig “How much is bitcoin?” “Around $14,000.” “Well, that’s too expensive. I can’t afford that.” It’s a conversation

By Rakesh Sharma Bitcoin miners passed a significant milestone over the weekend, when they mined the 16.8 millionth bitcoin from

By Jon Buck A joint report by Center on Sanctions & Illicit Finance and Elliptic, a cryptocurrency forensics firm, has

By John Biggs (@johnbiggs) Researchers Neil Gandal, JT Hamrick, Tyler Moore, and Tali Oberman have written a fascinating paper on

By CHRIS MORRIS Despite warnings of a bubble and massively fluctuating values, bitcoin continues to fascinate investors and new industries.

By Kai Sedgwick Ever since the arrival of bitcoin cash, forked coins have been en vogue. While BCH has succeeded

By Lorna Tan The mania for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is generating no end of turmoil in financial markets and

By Rebecca Ungarino| @ungarino Bitcoin has fallen double digits over the last week amid a slew of bad news, and

By DAVID Z. MORRIS A recent poll shows that nearly one-fifth of all Bitcoin buyers are using credit cards to

By The Straits News MIAMI (AFP) – Bitcoin fever has hit the US real estate market, especially that of Florida,

By Alyssa Hertig 200 gigabytes. That’s the maximum load some personal laptops will store. It’s also roughly the amount of

By Molly Jane Zuckerman In the latest example of mainstream crypto adoption as a PR stunt, KFC Canada has introduced

By Liz Moyer Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin wants to make sure cryptocurrencies can’t be used like Swiss bank accounts. “We

By Rakesh Sharma A deal with Moneygram Transfer International (MGI MGI MoneyGram International Inc 12.62 +3.57%) helped Ripple recoup some

By Robert Levine “Blockchain technology is coming like a tsunami,” says Dot Blockchain CEO Benji Rogers. “Every business in this

By Matt O’Brien There are bubbles, there are bad investments and then there’s dogecoin. That’s the bitcoin parody that launched