Bitcoin & Crypto News

With a lull in activity, what’s really going on under the Segwit2x hood According to many developers, now is the calm before the storm.

MEPs are worried about the monitoring of cryptocurrencies at EU borders, according to a draft report.

Switzerland’s Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts has announced that it will accept bitcoin as payment for student expenses.

Switzerland is poised to remain a hotbed of ICO activity, despite regulatory actions. But it should not try to be the only hub, writes Ian Simpson.

The minister for the Monetary Authority of Singapore has said the institution is working to create a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency payments.

The price of bitcoin is edging up today, but it faces hurdles before it can rise to challenge its recently set all-time highs.

A new syndicated loan marketplace backed by a group of major banks is set to be launched on top of R3’s Corda distributed ledger platform.

A new survey has been released showing significant levels of interest in blockchain among medical group executives.

n Post-JP Morgan, it appears other anti-Bitcoin sources are struggling to find anything wrong with cryptocurrency at all. Could theyn

n ShapeShift seems once again not to be mirroring creator Erik Voorhees when it comes to Bitcoin hard forks.n

n A recent survey has shown that cash is only six percent down on debit cards as peoples prefered payment method. A lot of it has to do with its simplicity as well as security.n

n Wikipedias founder Jimmy Wales likes the sound of Blockchain technology, but has slammed ICOs when it comes to raising capital, warning investors that they are scams.n

n Want to launch your own ICO Better follow some tried-and-true advice.n

n A brief moment of calm is governing crypto markets while traders look into the future.n

n Check the end-of-the-week price overview.n

n f you remember this 2015 Max Keiser rant against Wall St, its back in viral mode again, thanks to Bitcoin.n

n Some finance celebrities change their mind about Bitcoins. Find out what does Mark Cuban think about cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology now.n

n Check out why Blockchain-powered systems represent interest for governmental bodies in Asia and America.n

n There is a lot that can happen to your Bitcoin if things go wrong at an exchange, and relatively speaking, there is a lot that can go wrong at the exchanges.n