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| This Week in Cryptocurrency–March 16th, 2018 Just when we thought we were out of the pits, the cryptocurrency market throws us right back in. Prices have been on a steady downtrend since crypto's total market cap regained positive footing in the middle of last month. On February 17th, the market's capitalization was $519bln. Now, it's valued at ...
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| How Cryptocurrency Is Crippling PC Gaming Graphics card prices are sky-high right now and have been for several months. Even though GPUs are being sold for two or three times their MSRP, they're still quickly flying off shelves thanks to the cryptocurrency craze. This has made it a horrible time to build or upgrade a gaming rig. Make sure you ...
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| Munis to charge cryptocurrency miners higher power prices in New York New York regulators will allow municipal power providers to charge higher rates to high-load cryptocurrency mining operations, which are using large amounts of power and driving up prices for other customers. In upstate New York, there are at least three cryptocurrency companies operating, and in ...
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| Cryptocurrency crash: Who Is Responsible For This Turmoil? The volatile cryptocurrency market has been in a massive downturn in the recent hours. Therefore, this represents the largest sell-off since the high depressions which was experienced early February. The total market capitalization has been involved in a drastic fall in just 24 hours. This fall has seen it ...
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| This year's SXSW was all about blockchain dreamers, cryptocurrency scammers, and everything in ... Cryptocurrency, as a catch-all term, derives from the cryptography used to sign and record transactions on the blockchain — the technical foundation of digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ether. At SXSW this year, cryptocurrencies are far and away the hottest topic, vacuuming up billions of dollars in ...
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| Bitcoin Miners No Longer Turning a Profit Creating Cryptocurrency Miners' earnings have nearly halved this month from December due to a surge of interest in bitcoin mining, according to the report. The cost of mining bitcoin, accounting for factors such as the cost of equipment, electricity and other overhead costs such as maintaining cooling facilities, is about $8,038, ...
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| FTC Shuts Down Promoters of Deceptive Cryptocurrency Schemes At the request of the Federal Trade Commission, a federal court has halted the activities of four individuals who allegedly promoted deceptive money-making schemes involving cryptocurrencies. These schemes falsely promised that participants could earn large returns by paying cryptocurrency such as ...
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