Bitcoin Price Tumbles as Majority of Market Goes Red
The price of Bitcoin has fallen substantially over the last 24 hours, now down to $10,500 as the rest of the altcoin market shows mostly red numbers too.
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The price of Bitcoin has fallen substantially over the last 24 hours, now down to $10,500 as the rest of the altcoin market shows mostly red numbers too.
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Indian mobile network operator, Reliance Jio, plans to roll out the country’s largest blockchain platform
Former Goldman Sachs analyst Murad Mahmudov believes the top cryptocurrency will hit $100,000 soon based on technical chart analysis
The SEC has once again decided to delay making a decision on three more ETF applications that have crossed its desk earlier this year.
Coinbase has made the decision to remove privacy coin Zcash from its offerings to UK customers without much explanation.
New Zealand has put in place legislation that makes it legal to receive income in Bitcoin, however, it is also subject to their new tax laws.
China has announced that its proposed central bank-created digital currency is soon to be launched.
Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of Ripple, has said their MoneyGram partnership is bigger than Facebook's own cryptocurrency - Libra.
Nicholas Gregory, CEO of blockchain firm CommerceBlock, has predicted that a no-deal Brexit could have a massive effect on Bitcoin’s place in the global economy.
Blockstream has launched its own mining initiative that will allow many different institutions and enterprises to get into the industry
Bitcoin currently sits as the 11th largest money/monetary supply in the world, besting the likes of Australia and Switzerland
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