Google Alert - Cryptocurrency

	Cryptocurrency As-it-happens update ⋅ January 18, 2018
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	Bitcoin watchers blame the cryptocurrency's slump on the moon Los Angeles Times In 2017, the total cryptocurrency market reached a peak of $22 billion on Jan. 5, only to bottom out a week later at about $14 billion, Joe DiPasquale, who manages the cryptocurrency fund of funds BitBull Capital, wrote in a report. The rebound back to the previous peak concluded in mid-February of ... Chinese Government Cracks Down on Cryptocurrency Trading - The Merkle Chinese Government, Central Bank Continue Crackdown on Cryptocurrency Trading - The Merkle Anatomy of a Cryptocurrency Phishing Campaign - BankInfoSecurity.com Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	French cryptocurrency wallet maker Ledger raises $75 million CNBC The funding round dwarfs that raised by BitGo and Blockchain, which raised $42.5 million and $40 million respectively in Series B financing rounds last year. Eric Larcheveque, Ledger's chief executive, said the investment would be used to fund research and development and expanding operations ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why a Top Cryptocurrency Exchange is Technically Illegal in New York City Inverse And here in the United States, particularly in the state of New York — the home of Wall Street and the country's finance capital — the state seems to be as strict as ever about granting cryptocurrency exchange platforms the legal status to operate. To date, the New York Department of Financial Services ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cryptocurrency markets are crashing early in the new year — but bitcoin investors have seen this ... Business Insider The cryptocurrency market has lost around half of its value since hitting an all-time high above $830 billion earlier this month. Joe DiPasquale, the founder of crypto fund of funds BitBull Capital, tells Business Insider this is a market event the crypto world has seen play out over each of the past three ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ripple's cofounder may have lost nearly $12 billion as XRP continues to slide in the ... Business Insider The cryptocurrency bloodbath has wiped billions from markets as the tokens continue to lose the momentum they carried into 2017. Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen, who is confirmed to hold 5.19 billion of the company's XRP cryptocurrency, could be one of the biggest victims. Assuming that his 5.19 ... Flag as irrelevant
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