Google Alert - Cryptocurrency

	Cryptocurrency As-it-happens update ⋅ January 3, 2018
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	Trading firm's stock spikes 20% after it says cryptocurrency boom has boosted profits CNBC Plus500 said in a trading update it had achieved record quarterly revenues in the fourth quarter of 2017, and an additional 246,000 customers, owed in part to its cryptocurrency contracts for difference (CFD). CFDs let traders bet on the price movement of an asset without owning the underlying asset. Trading company Plus500's shares jump 25% thanks to 'strong volumes in cryptocurrency' - Business Insider Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	The global cryptocurrency hit a new record high above $700 billion Business Insider LONDON — The overall value of the global cryptocurrency market surpassed $700 billion on Wednesday to reach a fresh all-time high. According to data provider Coin Market Cap, the market capitalisation of all combined cryptocurrencies in circulation is now $707 billion, as of around 8.45 a.m. GMT ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ripple hits a record high and is now up nearly 120 percent in a week CNBC XRP can be used by enterprises to get instant liquidity needed in a high-value transaction, without having to pay fees. XRP acts as a bridge between fiat currencies during a transaction. Ripple said transactions in XRP can be settled in four seconds, faster than any major cryptocurrency right now. Last Year's Hottest Cryptocurrency Wasn't Bitcoin - Strategic Coin Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Cryptocurrency: a revolution in international cooperation? Equal Times Virtual money or cryptocurrency, still little known and not yet regulated, offers new opportunities in terms of managing international humanitarian assistance with transparency, security and immediacy. But what exactly is it? Cryptocurrencies are encrypted digital currencies based on technology called ... Flag as irrelevant
	Charlotte tech exec: Cryptocurrency a 'compelling' industry that's still catching on Charlotte Business Journal Millennials say they prefer Bitcoin over other financial assets, a study conducted by venture capital firm Blockchain Capital reports. But there is more to the story, as this seeming trend may not hold true in the reality of cryptocurrency markets. Patrick Rivenbark, vice president of strategic partnerships at ... Flag as irrelevant
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