Bitcoin & Crypto News

n The AICPA is soliciting feedback on a new proposal for audit standards, in which they are seeking to accommodate data provided by new technologies such as blockchainn

n President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda will be leading a conference in June on blockchain technologies and the fourth industrial revolutionn

n A chief market analyst has predicted that bitcoin will hit somewhere between $60,000$100,000 in its next bull runn

n An asset platform that allows for the minting and trading of synthetic assets recently lost over 37 million synthetic ether in an apparent oracle attackn

n Bitcoin is busy deleting the last traces of its 2018 bear marketn

n Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire believes non-sovereign cryptos such as bitcoin will see continued growth despite the emergence of assets such as Facebooks Libra and stablecoinsn

n As bitcoin price soars, the ATM market is hitting its own records this weekn

n Bitcoin doubters are having a really hard time, according to Nexo executive, Antoni Trenchevn

n The Raspberry Pi Foundation released a new, more powerful model of its miniscule single-board computer, which costs $35 a pop and can run full nodes on the bitcoin networkn

n Media fallacy wrongly identifies Facebook as main driver of bitcoin price surgen

n Ex-Trump advisor and conservative economist Stephen Moore has joined a stablecoin project that aspires to function as a new type of central bankn

n P2P cryptocurrency solutions project Liquality has launched its interface for cross-chain atomic swaps between bitcoin, ether and stablecoin dai on the mainnetn

The bitcoin price has surged to a new 2019 high once again at $11,381 less than 24 hours after climbing to $11,200 on June 24. Analysts like Fundstrat’s Thomas Lee, RT host Max Keiser, and technical analyst Peter Brandt foresee… Continue Reading →