Crypto News — United States
Crypto News: April 28 - May 5, 2019
Bitcoin Blockchain Cryptocurrency Cryptocurrency Markets Cryptocurrency Regulation Elon Musk Japan Mass Adoption United States Warren Buffett
In this week’s cryptocurrency round-up, there has been a lot going on in the week of April 28 - May 5. First and foremost, Bitcoin appears to be doing well in terms of price action, holding well above the $5,000 level. Additionally, it appears as though New York City criminals are trying to scam individuals by accepting cryptocurrency, and the NYPD is warning the general public about it. It also appears as though one of cryptocurrency’s most powerful influencers, John Mcafee, is teasing the release of a crypto debit card that he hopes will spur mass adoption.
Crypto News: March 3 - March 10, 2019
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In this week’s cryptocurrency round-up, Denver is using blockchain technology to vote, a well-known cryptocurrency trader and entrepreneur gets caught up by law enforcement, and Morgan Stanley might finally be stepping into the crypto world. As if that wasn’t enough news, Texas wants to know the identities of those involved in cryptocurrency transactions, Binance announces a system upgrade, Max Keiser thinks that we should abandon the dollar for Bitcoin. Last but not least: the United States and China appear to be racing to hire as many blockchain-related positions as possible. Denver Using Blockchain To Vote There are many that have...
Crypto News Roundup, January 6-11, 2019
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In the week of January 6-11, 2019 - it appears as though Asia is more open than ever to actual cryptocurrency exchanges, which might do wonders for investor confidence, the Winklevoss Twins are as bullish about Bitcoin than ever, a well-known US bullion dealer now accepts crypto, and Pablo Escobar's brother wants in on the cryptocurrency sector.