Google Alert - Cryptocurrency

	Cryptocurrency As-it-happens update ⋅ January 25, 2018
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	Startup Robinhood to launch commission-free cryptocurrency trading Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) - Online brokerage startup Robinhood plans to launch commission-free cryptocurrency trading, the company said on Thursday, riding a wave of interest from retail investors for the new asset class. Starting in February, Robinhood customers will be able to buy bitcoin and ether, the ... Bitcoin, Ethereum, More Cryptocurrency Added to Free Trading App Robinhood - Inverse Robinhood, the Investing App for Millennials, to Add Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies - Fortune Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Vigilantes hunted down a cryptocurrency scammer and called his dad The Outline Earlier this month I wrote about how I spent $25 on a cryptocurrency "mystery box," a twist on gambling where you pay a flat fee to a semi-anonymous entity via PayPal and get back a supposedly randomized amount of cryptocurrency. I had my doubts about the scheme at the time, even as another ... Flag as irrelevant
	50 Cent's Cryptocurrency Fortune Is Even Larger Than You Think Motherboard On Tuesday, cultural chronicle of record TMZ reported that an unnamed source revealed to them that rapper 50 Cent is currently sitting on a fortune in Bitcoin. As it turns out, according to TMZ, 50 Cent sold his 2014 album Animal Ambition for 700 bitcoins but never collected the profits. The funds have ... Bitcoin price BOOST: Here's how 50 Cent ACCIDENTALLY made $8 MILLION in cryptocurrency - Express.co.uk Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	CRYPTO CLAWS: Katy Perry is getting on the bitcoin bandwagon with cryptocurrency nail paint Business Insider Pop-star Katy Perry is getting is getting on board with the cryptocurrency hype, sharing a photo of her nails painted with the logos of bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin, and monero. Celebrities ranging from Floyd Mayweather to Paris Hilton are feeding into crypto-mania. But due to its technical limitations, bitcoin ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cryptocurrency's shady past concerns US SBS Washington's main concern about the rise of cryptocurrencies is to make sure they are not used for illicit activity, US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says as he urges nations to join the United States in regulating them. "My number-one focus on cryptocurrencies, whether that be digital currencies or ... Flag as irrelevant
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