Google Alert - Cryptocurrency

	Cryptocurrency As-it-happens update ⋅ March 31, 2018
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	Israeli startup eToro mulls future London float as it rides cryptocurrency boom Telegraph.co.uk An Israeli investment and cryptocurrency trading start-up is considering London for a potential listing. Headquartered in Tel Aviv, eToro has expanded in the UK, which is now its largest market, as well as Europe, Russia and Asia. It has 9m registered users, who trade stocks and shares, cryptocurrencies ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gazprombank to Conduct Cryptocurrency Operations in Switzerland UseTheBitcoin (press release) One of the largest Banks in Russia, Gazprombank, is going to test cryptocurrency solutions in Switzerland. The bank explained that they had an important demand from users and they want to give a proper devolution to them. Due to the flexible Swiss legislation, a subsidiary agency of the bank will be ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bitcoin Records 7% Increase as Cryptocurrency Market Rebounds From Yesterday's Losses CCN After dipping below $6,500, the price of bitcoin has increased 7 percent to $7,100, as the rest of the cryptocurrency market recovered over the past 24 hours. Since March 30, the valuation of the cryptocurrency market rose from $250 billion to $268 billion, by around 8 percent. Flag as irrelevant
	Bitcoin Magazine's Week in Review: South Korea Rises, Cryptocurrencies Falter Bitcoin Magazine The week began with news that Twitter's ban on cryptocurrency ads was taking effect immediately, affecting an industry already taking a hit in interest worldwide. Studies are showing that internet searches are on the decline. But things are looking a little more optimistic in areas like South Korea, which ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bitcoin price CRASH: Bitcoin suffers worst first quarter EVER as $114bn WIPED OFF value Express.co.uk The previous biggest first quarter decline in Bitcoin's price was registered in 2014, when the cryptocurrency lost near 38 per cent of its price, according to CoinDesk, a site which has been tracking the price of Bitcoin since 2011. This dramatic fall translates into a loss of $114.9billion (£81.98billion) of the ... Flag as irrelevant
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