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Which cryptocurrency will be the next bitcoin

Which cryptocurrency will be the next bitcoin Interactive Investor Bitcoin is trading at $12,720 on Coinmarketcap.com and $12,899 on US exchange Coinbase, having been rangebound for much of the holiday period. That followed the cryptocurrency's 45% fall from a near-$20,000 all-time high to a low of $12,510 just before Christmas. It's struggled to find a floor, with the ...
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Is Bitcoin A Risk To Wider Financial Markets? Forbes It's up, it's down, it bounces all around. But what of those who are not invested in Bitcoin? Those who are looking forward to 2018 and wondering what will happen in 'normal' financial markets – does Bitcoin matter to them? Possibly. There has been plenty of debate on whether cryptocurrencies are ...

Bitcoin will trade under $5000, warns Dennis Gartman CNBC There seems to be nothing that can convince Dennis Gartman to turn bullish on bitcoin. Despite tanking this month, bitcoin has still soared over 1,400 percent this year. But Thursday on CNBC's "Futures Now," The Gartman Letter editor and publisher reiterated his skepticism on bitcoin's meteoric rise, a view ...

A Major Cryptocurrency Platform Has Liquidated Its Customers ... Fortune BitMEX, a Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency trading platform, has sold all of the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) cryptocurrency granted to its customers during the Bitcoin clone's creation in August, and says it will credit those users with an equivalent value of Bitcoin (BTC). BitMEX didn't disclose the volume of the ...

What Wall Street Said About Bitcoin in 2017 CoinDesk One of the few who predicted the 2008 housing crisis, Peter Schiff, President and CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, may be a gold bull, but his love of hard money doesn't extend to bitcoin. And while some people can benefit from bitcoin, the investment advisor does not expect most people to sell in time to do so.

A look back at bitcoin's big year

From the future of bitcoin to Facebook The first time the Guardian noted bitcoin was in a bubble was June 2011, when the currency had just crashed from a high of $30. As I write, it's worth $16,500. Who knows what it will be when you read this? Still. At this point, you'd be a fool if you didn't expect some sort of crash in the crypto market in 2018.

Bitcoin: What's all the hype? Williamsburg York town Daily Blockchain is a revolutionary technology and can be applied to many fields, such as finance, inventory tracking system, healthcare, cybersecurity, education, and contract management, according to Wu He, associate professor of information technology and decision sciences. Bitcoin is the first successful ...

The Australian Financial Review Bitcoin went bonkers in 2017 Business Insider Bitcoin kicked off 2017 on a negative note. The coin got demolished after China announced it had begun investigating bitcoin exchanges in Beijing and Shanghai on suspicion of market manipulation, money laundering, unauthorized financing and other issues. The selling followed reports that the People's Bank of China ...

Bitcoin's Growth Can Be Tracked Like a Social Network Forbes Bitcoin has changed the way millions of people around the world think about money, and many have written about the idea that bitcoin can work as money as long as there is a sort of belief or shared hallucination around the use of the digital asset — sort of how Tinkerbell only exists in the world of Peter ...

How a financial dominatrix became a bitcoin millionaire New Zealand Herald A 'financial dominatrix' whose clients pay her to assume control of their bank accounts claims her work has made her a bitcoin millionaire. Based in Paris, and known only as Theodora, she has been working as a dominatrix for eight years, but four years ago made the decision to accept digital currency