Bitcoin Surges By 7.5%, Reaches $67,630
Bitcoin, one of the most known crypto currency in the globe, set a historical record. As per the Trading Data, the price of Bitcoin hit an all time high above $67,000. The crypto currency on Binance increased by over 7.5 percent on November 8 to $67,630. Binance is known to be the largest crypto currency exchange in terms of trading volume.
Tags: Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, Digital Currency, World news, Currency
Courtesy: United News Of India
3 Detained In Connection With 'Crypto Currency Fraud': Bengaluru
Bengaluru's Central Crime Branch police detained three individuals for reportedly conducting a Ponzi scam by persuading others to invest in crypto currency. Raghavendra, Nagaraju, and Shivamurthy, all of HSR Layout, have been recognised as the accused. They devised a chain-link concept in which company members may recruit others to join the platform in exchange for a commission.“The accused ran a firm named FOMOEX in Yelahanka," a police… read-more
Tags: Bangalore, arrest, Cryptocurrency, Yelahanka, Ponzi scam
Courtesy: The Indian Express
Spread of Cryptocurrency In Market May Upset Financial Stability: IMF
As the private cryptocurrency spreading its legs in the emerging markets, International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned against "cryptoization" of local economies, potentially undermining exchange and capital controls and upsetting financial stability" on October 1. IMF added, "Crytoization could also become a threat to fiscal policy, with digital assets possibly facilitating tax evasion". Reportedly, India, Vietnam, and Pakistan have registered a… read-more
Tags: Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, IMF, Emerging market
Courtesy: NDTV
Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey Jam Over "Crypto" Tweet
Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's support and praise towards cryptocurrency get more apparent after a short-term "crypto"… read-more
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Bitcoin Gets Its New Investor; El Salvador To Accept Cryptocurrency
Nayib Bukele, the President of El Salvador, announced on September 6 that Salvador bought its first 200 bitcoins. On September 7, El Salvador is likely to legalize bitcoin & accept cryptocurrency as legal tender. This move is expected to bring more people… read-more
Tags: Cryptocurrency, el salvador, Bitcoins, Currency
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Honduras Installs Country's First Cryptocurrency ATM
Honduras, a country in Central America has installed its first Cryptocurrency ATM machine as the demand for digital currency is growing around the world. The machine called la bitcoinera can be used by the customers to obtain cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum using the country's official currency lempira. The device was installed by the Honduran firm TGU Consulting group in the capital city of Tegucigalpa.
Tags: Honduras, Cryptocurrency, ATM machines, Bitcoin, Ethereum
Courtesy: Business Today
Hackers Steal Over $600 Million Of Cryptocurrencies
In what is being termed as the biggest "cryptocurrency heist", more than $600 million digital currency was stolen by breaking through blockchain-based platform Poly Network on August 10 stole. Poly Network expects hackers to "establish communication" while at the same time telling them to return the stolen amount. "We are sorry to announce that #PolyNetwork was attacked," the company tweeted.
Tags: Cryptocurrency, hacking, Poly Network, Crypto auction
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Bitcoin, Ether Prices Up 3%; Continue To Be In Green
Bitcoin and Ether reached fresh highs in two months, after uncertainty over cryptocurrency rules in the United States. The prices of Bitcoin soared as much as 3.1% to $45,328, while Ether increased as much as 3.5% to $3,191. "Concerns about China’s crackdown and Elon Musk-fueled questions about Bitcoin’s energy usage", as per reports. However, experts believe that the fluctuations in the crypto market may prolong.
Tags: Bitcoin, Ether, Increase, Cryptocurrency
Courtesy: Bloomberg
Nigeria Pans To Launch Its Own Digital Currency 'e-naira'
Following Britain's decision to launch their own digital money, Nigeria's central bank governor has now revealed plans to launch the country's own digital currency named 'e-naira' in October. Governor Godwin Emefiele stated that e-naira will work as a wallet where customers can save their funds. Nigeria in February had prohibited all the banks and monetary institutions to trade in cryptocurrency such as dealing or facilitating transactions.… read-more
Tags: Cryptocurrency, Nigeria, e-naira, Central bank Governor, wallet
Courtesy: US News
UK To Likely Regard 'Britcoin' As Their Official Digital Currency
After China testing its own Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), UK has now decided to regard Britcoin as their own digital currency suspending physical cash under the supervision of Chancellor Rishi Sunak. Backed by the Bank of England, the currency would help stimulate the economic growth of Britain. Reportedly, the digital currency would "slash cost and time it takes to make payments online and transfer money".
Tags: Central Bank Digital Currency, Britcoin, Cryptocurrency, United Kingdom
Courtesy: Daily Mail Online