At $160 Bln, Bitcoin’s Market Cap is Larger Than That of Once World’s Largest Company
Bitcoin has surpassed the market cap of General Electric, which was once the largest company in the world, by $30
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Cryptocurrencies can be novel from the point of view that they bring their own nomenclature into existence, which makes users
Read moreCoinbase Customer Service Growing Exponentially as User Signups Continue to Soar
Coinbase has announced that they will continue to grow their customer support team in order to provide better support to their
Read moreBitcoin Bubble Talk: What Would a Pop Look Like?
The same talk of Bitcoin being in a bubble has been dogging it since late 2013, and many time before and
Read moreHow CME Group’s Bitcoin Futures Will Work
The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) confirmed Friday that CME Group and CBOE had met the requirements for regulated trading, while Cantor Exchange
Read moreChange of Sentiment Coming For Bitcoin as Bankers Continue Their FUD
As a wave of good sentiment washes over the perception of Bitcoin, naysayers still abound - banking establishment. The latest
Read moreBitcoin Is 6th Largest Currency In The World By Circulation
Bitcoin is now the sixth most circulated currency in the world, behind five super powers, and outranking the Pound, the Ruble, and the Won, according to the Bank
Read moreUS Senate Moves to Criminalize Non-Disclosure of Cryptocurrency Ownership
The US Senate Judiciary Committee is currently tackling bill S.1241 that aims to criminalize the intentional concealment of ownership or control of
Read moreCanadian Financial Institutions Analyze Feasibility of Central Bank-Issued Digital Currencies
The Bank of Canada’s Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions has released a reportwhich examined the benefits and disadvantages of the central bank issuing
Read more“Big Four” Accountancy Firm PwC Now Accepts Bitcoin Payments
The Hong Kong office of auditing and accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has started accepting Bitcoin as payment for its professional services. The
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