
Crypto market daily report – March 6, 2019
The cryptocurrency markets continued the bullish trend established on Monday with practically all the major currencies in the green.
The cryptocurrency markets continued the bullish trend established on Monday with practically all the major currencies in the green.
The cryptocurrency markets remained in static mode across Tuesday with the main actors losing some of their price although there were some notable exceptions.
Citing high fees, Kroger has banned Visa credit card payments from 134 grocery stores, and may turn to Bitcoin as an alternative.
WhatsOnChain has published new stats for Bitcoin SV OP Returns, revealing valuable insights about the world’s new data carrier.
Michael Hudson, founder of Bitstocks, has crashed his purple Lamborghini Huracán into a ditch in London.
Trail of Bits CEO Dan Guido and the Bitcoin SV Node team have provided more insight on how they found vulnerabilities in Bitcoin SV.
The cryptocurrency markets began a slight decline on Monday morning at press time with the vast majority of coins demonstrating a drop in price.
In this episode of Bitcoin World, Founding President of the Bitcoin Association Jimmy Nguyen and nChain Chief Scientist Dr. Craig Wright hang out in Tokyo, Japan—the home of tech, finance, and the honorific home of the mysterious Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto.
Jaded by the old financial system, millennials are looking for a new money they can believe in, and it looks like cryptocurrency is it.
Hivr is teasing big changes for their upgraded mobile app, including transactions with HandCash wallets and support for Apple iOS.
The Bitcoin SV Node development team, working with respected security audit firm Trail of Bits, recently caught three medium severity vulnerabilities in the BSV software and immediately moved to fix them.
The cryptocurrency markets made some modest gains on Friday morning as most currencies showed a small increase or remained static.