Google Alert - Cryptocurrency

	Cryptocurrency As-it-happens update ⋅ January 2, 2018
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	2018 Will See Many More Cryptocurrencies Double In Value Forbes The cryptocurrency bubble, if you will, has thousands of nutty investors laughing all the way to the bank. Literally. If ripple coin has ... Alexey Ivanov, fund manager at Polynom Crypto Capital in Moscow, thinks unknown Ethereum competitor Cardano Cryptocurrency will double this year. It's up over 500% ... Ripple: Is 2017's hottest cryptocurrency a legitimate rival to Bitcoin? - Telegraph.co.uk How to Buy Ripple in 4 Steps, the Cryptocurrency Surging in Value - Inverse Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	There's a new hottest cryptocurrency of 2018 so far: stellar CNBC In the last few days, stellar rose into the ranks of the 10 largest digital currencies and was eighth largest on Tuesday. Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market cap at $232 billion, has lost its upward momentum over the last two weeks. Digital currency ethereum soars 17.5 percent Tuesday to an ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ethereum hit a record high of over $900, and it's still just the third most valuable cryptocurrency Quartz The price of ether, the cryptocurrency used on the ethereum blockchain, passed $900 earlier today to a record high of $914, according to CoinDesk's ethereum price index. Ether has risen by as much as 19% in the last 24 hours. Flag as irrelevant
	Loyalty program ties hamburger eating to cryptocurrency mining Seeking Alpha Chanticleer Holdings (BURG +76.4%) announces plans to use blockchain-architected platform MobivityMind from Mobivity (OTC:MFON) for a cryptocurrency customer loyalty and rewards program. The company says it will leverage the MobivityMind platform across its brands. Mobivity CEO Dennis ... Flag as irrelevant
	Monetary policy's cryptocurrency challenge Livemint Higher prices create incentives for miners to bring more bitcoins into play, but the underlying algorithm restricts the total supply of the cryptocurrency to 21 million units. Such rigid money supply reduces the scope for discretionary monetary policy that every nation state seeks to pursue. However, central ... Flag as irrelevant
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