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| After bitcoin's rough week, currency strategist marks the next level to watch Bitcoin's had a rough week, and one strategist sees $10,000 as the next key level to watch. Bitcoin has fallen double digits over the last week amid a slew of bad news, and one strategist said this loss of momentum could prove negative for the cryptocurrency in the near term. Boris Schlossberg ...
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| Bank Indonesia: Do Not Sell, Buy, Trade Cryptocurrency Bank Indonesia Warns To All Parties To Not Sell, Buy or Trade Virtual Currency is the title of today's missive from Bank Indonesia by way of its Department of Communications. It "affirms that virtual currency including bitcoin is not recognized as a valid payment instrument, so it is prohibited to be used as ...
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| Will Cryptocurrencies Be the Art Market's Next Big Thing? The frenzy is for so-called cryptocurrencies — or encrypted digital money — and their value skyrocketed in 2017. The price of Bitcoin, the pioneer decentralized virtual currency, rose more than 1,300 percent last year, despite plunging 40 percent at one point in December. A Bitcoin rival, Ether, was up ...
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| EOS Price Flies Past $18 as $20 Becomes a new Target Even though weekends are usually terrible times to trade cryptocurrencies, this weekend is shaping up rather nicely already. All markets are in the green right now, and various currencies have noted major gains in the past 24 hours. The EOS price has successfully overcome most of its issues earlier this ...
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| Cryptocurrency exchange swamped by 'madness' of cybercash craze Meanwhile, a group of former clients is proposing a class-action lawsuit against the investment firm, but experts warn that regulatory bodies may have no say over cryptocurrency transactions. It depends whether each currency is defined as a legal security. The B.C. Securities Commission (BCSC) is ...
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| Bitcoin investors face being BANNED from using their gains to get properties as mortgage lenders ... Bitcoin investors looking to cash in on huge spikes in their cryptocurrencies to buy their own home could struggle to get on the property ladder. Investors in digital currencies, some of which have increased nearly 1,500 per cent in the past 12 months, are being rejected by British mortgage lenders and ...
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