Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ January 18, 2018
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	Bitcoin selloff deepens, digital currency now down 50 per cent from recent peak Stuff.co.nz Bubble warnings have proven savvy in recent weeks as bitcoin's value drop "abandon ship", says Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda, a currency trading firm with offices in New York. The question now, he says, is whether bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which have also fallen sharply in ... Flag as irrelevant
	South Korea Considers Shutting Down Domestic Cryptocurrency Exchanges U.S. News & World Report A small toy figure is seen on representations of the Bitcoin virtual currency in this illustration picture, December 26, 2017. REUTERS/Dado ... Separately, Bank of Korea Governor Lee Ju-yeol told a news conference that "cryptocurrency is not a legal currency and is not being used as such as of now.". S.Korea's financial regulator says considering shutting down all virtual currency exchanges - Reuters SKorea considers virtual currency shutdown - SBS Banks collected 2.2 bln won in virtual currency trading commission last year: FSS - Yonhap News Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	App that turns your steps into currency is outpacing the opposition Liverpool Echo An app that's outpacing all the competition right now allows users to swap their lbs for pounds. Sweatcoin is the new app that turns users' steps into currency. Compatable with both iOS and Android devices, it works by tracking steps each day then turning them into the digital currency Sweatcoin. Flag as irrelevant
	Data is the digital currency; people are the key to digital succes Enterprise Innovation 2017 was a watershed year for financial technology-related innovation. In particular, Crypto-currencies took the limelight, and many have asked my opinion on how it will affect enterprises. While it's "buyers beware" when it comes to most digital currencies, I'm investing confidently into one that will ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEEKAHEAD-AFRICA-FX-Tanzania, Zambia currencies seen bearish, others stable Kitco News The kwacha is likely to come under pressure against the dollar as the supply of hard currency dries up. At 1115 GMT on Thursday, the currency of Africa's second-largest copper producer was quoted at 9.8000 per dollar from last week's close of 9.7800. "The surge in supply we saw at the start of the year ... Flag as irrelevant
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