Google Alert - Cryptocurrency

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Cryptocurrency
As-it-happens update March 17, 2018
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On Thursday, the New York State Public Service Commission gave upstate municipal power authorities the power to charge higher rates to companies, which mine cryptocurrency. According to a release from the Commission, the ruling was a necessary measure to prevent the rise of local electricity ...
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Bitcoin prices slipped 6% following a tumultuous week punctuated by a Google ban on cryptocurrency ads and escalating threats of regulatory scrutiny. Even a cash infusion in blockchain by Twitter billionaire Jack Dorsey couldn't stop the slide. (more on this below.) The price of one bitcoin token (BTC) ...
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Additionally, the report found that virtual currencies are now the primary tool used by cybercriminals for money laundering. Monero, a cryptocurrency that provides greater anonymity, is becoming criminals' favorite as they move away from Bitcoin. Dr. Mike McGuire, Senior Lecturer in Criminology at ...
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Coinbase is one of the world's leading cryptocurrency exchanges. To remain in that position, the company has to keep evolving and expanding. The launch of their internal protocol Team aims to achieve that goal in the near future. It is another remarkable decision by the company, albeit one most ...
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By gifting new assets to existing cryptocurrency users, so-called "airdrops" are proving explosive, enabling the sudden creation of massive amounts of value almost overnight. But as the method is perhaps being hastily adapted, unexpected hazards are beginning to emerge. Planning to launch on April ...
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Bitcoin Slips to $7840 as Sell Volumes Intensify, Cryptocurrency Market Slumps
The valuation of the cryptocurrency market, which hovered near the $470 billion mark merely two weeks ago, has declined to $313 billion, as major cryptocurrencies including bitcoin fell in value.
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