Bitcoin Drops Below $3.4K to Set a New 2018 Low
Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has once again hit a fresh 2018 low below $3,350 amid a greater crypto market sell-off.
Read moreBitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has once again hit a fresh 2018 low below $3,350 amid a greater crypto market sell-off.
Read morePayments giant Mastercard claims to have developed a new way of keeping cryptocurrency transactions private using intermediary addresses.
Read moreThe SEC has postponed its decision deadline on the VanEck/SolidX bitcoin ETF to February 2019.
Read moreFour European banks, including Commerzbank and ING, have settled a live commercial paper transaction worth €100,000 on R3's Corda blockchain.
Read moreA strategic shift is in the works at ConsenSys, the sprawling venture studio dedicated to building ethereum-based businesses and products.
Read moreBinance has released a second video demo of its advancing decentralized crypto exchange, Binance DEX.
Read moreErisX has closed a $27.5 million Series B funding round to build a regulated crypto spot and futures market.
Read morePoloniex announced it was opening institutional trading accounts as of Tuesday.
Read moreThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security wants to find out if it's feasible to track transactions conducted using privacy coins.
Read moreBitcoin tanked in November on the back of high volumes, raising the possibility that the market has, to some extent, capitulated.
Read moreEthereum developers are aggregating efforts to implement ethereum 1x – a new proposed upgrade intended to act as the intermediary bridge to ethereum 2.0.
Read moreNew sanctions from the US government are driving Iranian bitcoin users to pursue more secure and private wallet solutions.
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