Google Alert - Cryptocurrency

	Cryptocurrency As-it-happens update ⋅ March 2, 2018
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	This Week in Cryptocurrency–March 2nd, 2018 CoinCentral Like a phoenix rising from its ashes, the cryptocurrency market is in the midst of a resurrection, but is there enough wind under its wings to make it take flight? Over the week, we had a bit of a scare as Bitcoin failed to break the $12k resistance and dropped back down to $9.4k. It's back up now, however, ... Cryptocurrency Crackdown: SEC Probe Heaps Regulatory Pressure on Multi-Billion-Dollar Market - Newsweek Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Uber's Co-Founder Is Creating a Cryptocurrency -- And Plans to Give It Away for Free Motley Fool Uber co-founder Garrett Camp plans to launch a brand-new cryptocurrency known as "Eco," designed as a global currency that can be used for payment transactions. While this may sound like bitcoin (BTC-USD) or other major cryptocurrencies, and in this respect it is quite similar, Eco intends to set itself ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cryptocurrency is terrible as money but "crypto-assets" are for real, says Bank of England's chief MIT Technology Review The prospects that cryptocurrency will replace fiat money are "tenuous at best," he said. Don't over-regulate: Cryptocurrencies are not "true currencies" and should instead be thought of as "crypto-assets," Carney said, adding that they could have valuable future applications—for instance, as part of "more ... Is Bitcoin Doomed? Why Bankers Hate the Popular Cryptocurrency—Explained - Newsweek Bitcoin Rises as BOE Calls for Cryptocurrency Regulation - Investing.com Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Japanese Restaurant Accepts XEM Cryptocurrency BTCMANAGER St.Arnould, a popular restaurant in Tokyo, Japan has begun accepting XEM cryptocurrency. XEM is the native cryptocurrency of the NEM blockchain platform. The restaurant is reportedly the first restaurant in the world to recognize the virtual currency as a means of payment. The XEM cryptocurrency is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trading firm Virtu distances itself from phony cryptocurrency Reuters The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has a number of active investigations into companies that claim to be in the cryptocurrency space, but which are really just trying to steal people's money, Steven Peikin, co-director of the agency's enforcement division, said in September. In January the ... Flag as irrelevant
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