Month: January 2018

By Kai Sedgwick The @Bitcoin Twitter account is a prime piece of crypto real estate. With 667,000 followers, it is

By Rakesh Upadhyay Last year was a stellar one for Bitcoin, as it opened trading at $966 before embarking on

By Gareth Jenkinson Even amid future regulatory constraints, Chinese Bitcoin miners could withstand a massive market crash due to the

By Omkar Godbole Bitcoin is looking weaker on charts today, courtesy of a three-day losing streak. Coindesk’s Bitcoin Price Index

By Annie Nova When you could lose 30 percent of your investment in one day, stress seems inevitable. This unique

By VICTOR REKLAITIS ‘A dishonest customer could have used this bug to make ridiculous sums,’ says cybersecurity researcher Brian Krebs.

By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss, Trevor Hunnicutt NEW YORK (Reuters) – The going is getting tough for U.S. companies hoping to win

By Becky Peterson Coinbase says extreme user demand is to blame for the huge spike in the price of bitcoin

By Jeff Cox| @JeffCoxCNBCcom Bitcoin and other digital currencies don’t represent a significant threat to the U.S. dollar, Minneapolis Fed

By Omkar Godbole Bitcoin remains on the defensive, despite yesterday’s sharp recovery from $14,000 levels. Data source OnChainFX indicates the

By Annie Nova When you could lose 30 percent of your investment in one day, stress seems inevitable. This unique

By Ryan Browne | @Ryan_Browne_ M&G Eric Lonergan said that the bitcoin phenomenon was “fascinating” as it demonstrates a new

By RYAN DEROUSSEAU For the second time in less than three weeks, cryptocurrencies suffered a major correction. The 16 largest

By Tim Bradshaw Should my family ride out the volatility and ‘hodl’ their online currency? ’Twas the night before Christmas,

By Matt O’Brien Bitcoin changes prices too quickly to be a currency and processes transactions too slowly to be a

By John Stanley Hunter, Business Insider Deutschland Wall Streeters are getting their bonuses soon. The director of the Digital Currency

By CHARLIE FARRELL Bitcoin believers don’t want a government associated with their currency. With the end of a robust year

By JEFF JOHN ROBERTS Alex Beath, a Toronto-based physicist and pension fund analyst, is skeptical about Bitcoin but sees one

By Mark Grywacheski By now, holders of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are accustomed to their massive price swings. In December,