Bitcoin Falls on Expiry Friday

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Bitcoin Eyes $19,000

After watching the ethereum show and after losing 4% in market share, bitcoin rose by $1,000 today from circa $18,000 to a brief $19,200. The crypto gave some way at...

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Bitcoin Nears $10,000 As Hashrate Starts Recovering

After a small pause, bitcoin today appears to be continuing its upwards trajectory, rising above $9,700. That’s after a brief local low of $9,200 following a sell-off in precisely five. . .

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Saturday For Bitcoin: Coins for Drivers, Prisoners, and Conservationists

The Daily Today’s Bitcoin in Brief features several examples of digital coins entering all spheres of life. Also read: Bitcoin in Brief: Halting 51% Attacks and Where Now for Ripple? One of this year’s surprises: German auto manufacturer Volkswagen has revealed a concept model equipped with a cryptocurrency wallet. Each conservationist will be able to

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Bitcoin in Brief: Halting 51% Attacks and Where Now for Ripple?

The last 24 hours have been action-packed for the cryptocurrency markets, with digital assets rising off the SEC’s pronouncement that ethereum is not a security. But while most hodlers were toasting the agency’s announcement, one top five coin that failed to respond favorably was ripple.

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Zug Tests Blockchain to Decide on Fireworks and Digital Ids Bitcoin in Brief Wednesday

This and other fintech and crypto-related stories from the Alpine nation and other corners of Europe are featured in today’s edition of Bitcoin in Brief. For some time now, Zug has been accepting cryptocurrency payments for municipal services, including company registrations using bitcoin and ether.

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Bitcoin in Brief Wednesday: Zug Tests Blockchain to Decide on Fireworks and Digital IDs

The city of Zug, home of the Swiss Crypto Valley, will invite its residents to take part in an experimental blockchain-based vote. They are expected to share opinions on several questions of local importance, including the fireworks display during the annual Lakeside Festival and the use of digital IDs to borrow books and pay parking […] The post Bitcoin in Brief Wednesday: Zug Tests Blockchain to Decide on Fireworks and Digital IDs appeared first on Bitcoin News.

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Founder of Tron Altcoin Justin Sun Takes Over Bittorrent Inc

Justin Sun, the founder of “decentralized web” altcoin Tron, has reportedly taken over Bittorrent Inc, the San Francisco-headquartered company founded in 2004 to manage the ongoing development of the Bittorrent peer-to-peer file sharing protocol.

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Tuesday’s latest Bitcoin headlines

Additional stories covered in today’s edition of Bitcoin in Brief include Coinbase pumping ETC and Binance’s plans to add EUR. Potcoin has been sponsoring the peace missions of Dennis Rodman to North Korea for a while now and it is bearing fruit.

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Bitcoin in Brief Tuesday: POT Saves World, Coinbase Pumps ETC, Binance Wants EUR

The big story of the day is that a cannabis-themed cryptocurrency has been able to stage an international media coup, capturing the attention of news organizations around the world during a historic moment.

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Canadian Exchanges Reports Transactions Over $10k per Proposed Regulations

Once the proposed regulations are implemented, every transaction above $10,000 CAD will have to be reported. Also Read: Bitcoin in Brief Monday: Korean Exchange Hack Takes a Toll on Crypto Markets Crypto Exchanges to Report as MSBs The Department of Finance Canada has issued a Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement regarding proposed amendments to the country’s AML/ATF

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Canadian Exchanges to Report Transactions Over $10k per Proposed Regulations

Canadian bitcoin investors and cryptocurrency traders are going to be subjected to an increased level of market surveillance soon if the government has its way. Once the proposed regulations are implemented, every transaction above $10,000 CAD will have to be reported.

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Bitcoin in Brief Monday: Korean Exchange Hack Takes a Toll on Crypto Markets

The news of another hacked South Korean crypto exchange, widely blamed for the drops across the markets, is the main story in today’s edition of Bitcoin in Brief. Other subjects covered include a hospital where you can pay with tokens and a “blockchain” based cultural center established by a gangster.

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