Cryptocurrency market takes another hit, goes into reverse
After a promising start to the week, Monday afternoon saw another crash in cryptocurrency values once again and everything slumped by around 5-8%.
After a promising start to the week, Monday afternoon saw another crash in cryptocurrency values once again and everything slumped by around 5-8%.
Bitcoin Cash recovered well from its slump, pushing above the $1,100 mark at one point before retracing slightly.
The cryptocurrency market endured a torrid Wednesday, when all major coins had steep corrections with some dropping as much as 20%.
Court-appointed trustee Nobuaki Kobayashi has been liquidating some of the remaining cryptocurrencies at the best possible price.
After a relatively positive three days, Tuesday proved to be another disaster for cryptocurrency with prices sliding by well over 10% in some cases.
After several days of sideways trading and small declines, the cryptocurrency market showed considerable advances against the dollar.
Bitfract's beta version allows a user to exchange a single currency to multiple currencies in one step.
Ledger’s initial release will feature native desktop applications for Windows, macOS, and major Linux distributions.
The cryptocurrency market endured another relatively negative weekend with a slow decline across all major coins with some notable exceptions.
The expiry of BTC futures may have triggered a sell-off thus pushing BTC price down and also affecting other major cryptocurrencies.
Wednesday was another dismal day for investors as all major currencies slumped, erasing most of the gains made during the past week.
Two new proposals are soon to be implemented into the Bitcoin Cash protocol.