Category: Bitcoin

April 13, 2018 BY Valentina Kirilova

Bitcoin ATM network Coinsource nears 200 machines, enters the D.C. market

Coinsource, the Bitcoin ATM network, has announced its first expansion into the Nation’s capital. Coinsource will install 20 machines across the District of Columbia and Maryland after receiving significant demand from Bitcoin users and local merchants. This installation caps off a successful first quarter for the company after launching 10 machines in Rhode Island, New…

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April 12, 2018 BY Mariela Naydenova

This is the reason why Bitcoin is rising again

Bitcoin has definitely seen better days in the last couple of months. The cryptocurrency has recently been trading at around $7,500, while fluctuating up and down along the way. Today, however, the cryptocurrency jumped with almost 17%, now trading at around $8,000.   Source: Coinbase, 2018 Many are wondering why the currency jumped with such…

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March 21, 2018 BY Mariela Naydenova

What did the G20 ministers decide about Bitcoin?

The cryptocurrency world was again taken "aback" by the rumours on what might the G20 ministers come up with about the future of Bitcoin and other altcoins. The G20 ministers are essentially the government heads of the 20 most powerful world economies who met in Argentina for the G20 Summit this month. The major topic,…

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March 14, 2018 BY Mariela Naydenova

Major reasons why Bitcoin is in "the red" again

Together with other major cryptocurrencies, such as Litecoin and Ethereum, Bitcoin is tumbling down below the $9,000 level on Wednesday. According to multiple sources, there are several negative news that came these last two days, and it's no surprise how the market is going down. First, Google just announced that they are banning all crypto-related…

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March 13, 2018 BY Valentina Kirilova

Thomson Reuters launches Bitcoin sentiment data feed

Information giant Thomson Reuters (NYSE:TRI) announced that it has launched a new version (v3.0) of its MarketPsych Indices (TRMI) which includes its first sentiment data feed for Bitcoin in addition to new and/or enhanced market sentiment data for several asset classes, new user capabilities, and additional coverage. The launch has been made through its partnership…

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March 07, 2018 BY Mariela Naydenova

MAST - Bitcoin's greatest improvement so far

While the cryptocurrency market seems to have stabilized, the value of Bitcoin is constantly argued about, especially after its value took a huge dip in January 2018 falling from what was $20,000 in December, to less than $7,000 at one point in January. The Bitcoin community, however, seems to be more united than ever. Now,…

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Bitcoin astounds again – Testing $9,000, share up to 61% - What’s next?
February 28, 2018 BY Mariela Naydenova

The real "Master" of Bitcoin

It was Forbes magazine that first talked about the power of decentralization and the power of blockchain, hence the power of Bitcoin. So, the real power control over Bitcoin is hard to pinpoint sometimes. Yet, in times of great fluctuation and price "turmoil", one group of "Bitcoiners" appear stronger than other. The so-called "hodlers" or…

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February 23, 2018 BY Valentina Kirilova

Blackwell Global UK incorporates Bitcoin into its range of funding methods

Multi-asset brokerage Blackwell Global today announced the inclusion of Bitcoin to their range of funding methods, offering greater transactional flexibility for clients, as the usage and acceptance of Bitcoin gains global recognition. Blackwell Global UK will be the first in the Blackwell Global group of companies to incorporate Bitcoin as a payment option, which includes…

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February 21, 2018 BY Mariela Naydenova

How a glitch can cost $20 billion worth of Bitcoin

Bitcoin’s rocky start of 2018 was not easy for investors, especially those who held their bullish expectations from December, 2017, when the “people’s currency” circulated around international exchanges for as much as $20,000 per coin. Now, as the crypto “bloodbath” seems to be tamed to some extent, although $550 billion were wiped out with the…

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