Crypto daily market report – May 30, 2019
By far the most outstanding performer was Bitcoin SV, which rose by 120% and was trading at around $220 at press time on Thursday.
By far the most outstanding performer was Bitcoin SV, which rose by 120% and was trading at around $220 at press time on Thursday.
Tech entrepreneur Calvin Ayre talks to BNN Bloomberg about what drew him to cryptocurrency and why he’s supporting Bitcoin SV (BSV).
South Africa is set to host a big cryptocurrency conference and a politician’s son is pushing blockchain technology.
The Australian Securities and Investment Commission warned the public in a notice that it suspected OneCoin “could be involved in a scam.”
Mobile messaging app Kik has said it will fight an anticipated court battle against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Facebook’s demographics suggest that its cryptocurrency might be doomed to fail before it’s even launched.
Blockchain invoice exchange startup Crowdz raises $5.5 million
The partnership will see Rakuten use CipherTrace’s technology in order to ensure compliance to anti-money laundering laws and to better protect consumers.
The Las Vegas resident was accused of running an unlicensed money transmitting business, as well as wire fraud, in conjunction with his LocalBitcoins endeavors.
The Central Bank of Egypt has decided that crypto trading businesses need to seek licenses going forward, or be considered bad actors.
Shinhan Bank doesn’t believe much in cryptocurrencies, but they’re now pushing blockchain technology for their lending platform.
A new malware promises to passively make its users money, but the offer is too good to be true and has been revealed as a scam.
The cryptocurrency markets experienced a slight pullback on Wednesday morning with most coins down over a 24-hour period.
Microsoft may have just added support for cryptocurrency in its latest Excel update.
The Bitcoin.com CEO has instructed UK solicitors to handle the legal claim for libel filed against him by Dr. Craig Wright.
South Korean ministers held an emergency meeting about the surging crypto market, and warned the public to be alert for crypto scams.
Malawi’s central bank knows that the people are using cryptocurrency, and they don’t like it or condone it.
Vitas Vasiliauskas, who chairs the board of the Bank of Lithuania, recently discussed digital currency and whether it should be wholesale, retail or both.
Yahoo! Japan is ready to launch the new cryptocurrency exchange, according to an update, and will offer trading in BTC and ETH as base currencies.
Bitcoin SV continued its inexorable rise upwards, trading at the $118 mark on Tuesday morning—an 8% increase and another 2019 high.