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| Canadians swindled out of $1.7M via cryptocurrency scams this year TORONTO - Canadians have been swindled out of than $1.7 million via scams involving cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin so far this year - more than double the amount during all of 2016. The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre says that's more than five times the amount people lost to these types of scams in ...
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| Bubble Watch: Bitcoin crashes CBOE as cryptocurrency futures debuts Anybody gathering evidence that Bitcoin trading is a bubble can add another case to docket - with the cryptocurrency blamed for crashing the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) website as Bitcoin futures trading launched. The Bitcoin price surged at the same time, up towards US$16,000.
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| Launch of bitcoin futures on CBOE exchange sends price of cryptocurrency higher Major players in financial services have hit out at the cryptocurrency in recent months, with JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon calling bitcoin "a fraud", adding that he would fire employees found to be trading the digital currency for being "stupid". Meanwhile, a number of global authorities have started to crack ...
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| Should you invest in bitcoin now? This is what investors in cryptocurrency space must do Market participants have not been able to express their bearish view on the cryptocurrency by taking short positions. Thus, every correction on its parabolic rise up was only a function of investors booking profits. However, from today Bitcoin futures have been launched on major exchanges in the US ...
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| Pakistan cryptocurrency exchange Pakistani cryptocurrency market gurus are also anticipating a much higher acceptability by investors of Calculator to convert money in Bitcoin (BTC) to and from Pakistan Rupee (PKR) using up to date exchange rates. Hopefully all your questions will be answered here. Protect your Bitcoin Trades with ...
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| Cryptocurrency scams soar to $1.7M TORONTO - Canadians have been swindled out of than $1.7 million via scams involving cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin so far this year — more than double the amount during all of 2016. The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre says that's more than five times the amount people lost to these types of scams in ...
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