BREAKING: Bitcoin Goes Up, then Down; More Up and Down Likely
This just in, apparently Bitcoin went up due to some good news, but then down due to some FUD. Experts say more up and down likely.
This just in, apparently Bitcoin went up due to some good news, but then down due to some FUD. Experts say more up and down likely.
The guy from “the Big Short” (Steve Eisman) doesn’t get why people are into crypto. Which is, a little ironic considering everything.
A three day annual crypto event, CoinDesk’s “Consensus” Conference, kicked off today with a record turn out. Here is what you need to know (including a list of coins being represented at consensus).
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco published an analysis of Bitcoin prices and the crash of 2017 – 2018, pointing to Bitcoin futures as the main catalyst for the crash.
A few sources have reported that South Korea’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange Upbit was raided for alleged fraud.
Facebook is working on seeing how they can integrate blockchain technology and there is a rumor they are considering a token.
A few bits of bad news helped spur on a crypto correction that started when Bitcoin failed to break $10k. This included a rumor that the MtGox trustee had moved a 8,000 or so Bitcoin onto the exchanges, news of a raid on the popular South Korean exchange Upbit, and to a lesser extent the potential of regulation of ICOs in the US.
One may have noticed that ETH and ZRX are “mooning” and NEO, TRX, ARK, and a few others are holding up well. These all have something in common.
Bank of America previously banned crypto credit card purchases and Bitcoin stocks. Today on CNBC they clarified their stance on crypto.
New York AG Eric Schneiderman stepped down after some scandalous news broke. This is relevant to crypto as that is the same Schneiderman who had just put out a crypto inquiry.
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