Google Alert - Cryptocurrency

	Cryptocurrency As-it-happens update ⋅ January 8, 2018
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	Cryptocurrency May Be Getting Quietly Channeled to North Korea University: Report U.S. News & World Report Cybersecurity firm FireEye cited in a November blog post a series of North Korean activities against South Korean cryptocurrency targets such as exchanges. Analyst Luke McNamara wrote that "it should be no surprise that cryptocurrencies, as an emerging asset class, are becoming a target of interest ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cryptocurrency ripple crashes 30% in 24 hours; bitcoin also dropping CNBC The digital currency also lost its spot as the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap. After the crash, it ranked third. Other cryptocurrencies also fell on Monday but not the extent of ripple. Bitcoin was off by 15 percent, while ethereum fell 8 percent according to Coinbase. Bitcoin futures also fell 14 ... Bitcoin Dives As Cryptocurrency's Top Market Is Doing This To Curb Speculation - Nasdaq Seagate Shares Soar On Report Of Investment In Cryptocurrency - Investor's Business Daily Bitcoin price BOOST: Expert reveals why investors are JUMPING on cryptocurrency bandwagon - Express.co.uk Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Bitcoin price THREAT: Expert REVEALS the dangerous 'DARK SIDE' of the cryptocurrency Express.co.uk BITCOIN price increased and remained steady after the plunge of the Christmas holidays and it is in the hackers' interest if the cryptocurrency keeps rising, according to cybersecurity expert, Ram Levi. ... In an interview with i24News, Mr Levi explained why the cryptocurrency has a dangerous "dark side". Flag as irrelevant
	Bitcoin and cryptocurrency for n00bs Phys.Org Bitcoin is a form of cryptocurrency, which basically means it's a type of money or medium of exchange that uses cryptography to ensure the security of transactions. While there are now many different types (you may have also heard of Ethereum), bitcoin was the first and is still the most well known type of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cryptocurrency industry races to bring virtual currencies to main street The National The cryptocurrency industry is Boosting efforts to make Bitcoin and other virtual currencies accepted as forms of payments for goods and services, according to participants at a blockchain conference in Dubai on Monday. So far, the nascent currencies are only used for speculation and as a store of value ... Flag as irrelevant
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