Google Alert - Cryptocurrency

	Cryptocurrency As-it-happens update ⋅ January 30, 2018
	NEWS
	Facebook bans all cryptocurrency ads BBC News Facebook has said it will block any advertising promoting cryptocurrency products and services. The company said it was open to emerging technologies but many companies were not acting in "good faith" when extolling the virtues buying into virtual currencies. Recently, a wave of new currencies have ... Facebook Bans All Cryptocurrency Advertising, Including ICOs, Bitcoin And Ethereum - Forbes Facebook Bans Cryptocurrency, ICO Ads Because Of 'Deceptive Promotional Practices' - Cointelegraph (Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency and Blockchain News) Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	What to Know About Monero, the Black Market Cryptocurrency That's Going Mainstream Lifehacker Over the weekend, we learned that hackers were using YouTube ads to take over computers and force them to mine cryptocurrency. These types of attacks (known as cryptojacking) are only becoming more common, but a closer look at the practice reveals that it's usually tied to one particular currency: ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coincheck hackers are reportedly trying to unload stolen cryptocurrency Engadget Last week, hackers stole around $534 million worth of cryptocurrency XEM from Tokyo-based exchange Coincheck, and now, Reuters reports, the hackers behind the heist are trying to sell the stolen cryptocurrency. Jeff McDonald, vice president of the NEM Foundation, the company behind XEM, told ... Flag as irrelevant
	Maduro Sets Venezuela's Debut Cryptocurrency Sale for February Bloomberg Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro said the country is pushing ahead with plans for the first sale of its cryptocurrency next month, and developing plans for its use with a national ID card held by at least 15 million Venezuelans. The first sale of the petro will take place Feb. 20 and a number of "mining ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Cryptocurrency 2018: When The Law Catches Up With Game-Changing Technology K&L Gates Blockchain technology and the virtual currency, or cryptocurrency, that uses this technology are revolutionizing the way businesses function and deliver goods and services. Even as cryptocurrency becomes a widely debated topic, gaining the critical attention of regulators and policymakers, individuals ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cryptocurrency concerns prompt Bitcoin dip below $10K FOREX.com Cryptocurrency concerns prompt Bitcoin dip below $10K. James Chen, CMT January 30, 2018 4:12 PM. Share: On a day when markets continued to sell-off sharply, Tuesday's slide in cryptocurrencies, most notably Bitcoin, was no exception. BTC/USD's plunge below $10,000 at a few points on Tuesday ... Flag as irrelevant
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