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Bitcoin rises after eagerly awaited 'halving'

By IBT Staff Reporter

Given its turbulent history, analysts remain sceptical about Bitcoin's future prospects.

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Bitcoin world faces 'halving': what's happening?

Bitcoin stood late Tuesday at $9,200 after a choppy few months linked to coronavirus markets turmoil.

By Kevin Trublet, Roland Jackson

Bitcoin scam uses Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's names to lure prospective investors

Some of the previous personalities that were used by scammers included Lord Sugar, Richard Branson, and Bill Gates.

By John Diente

Who's wrong on Bitcoin – The Simpsons or Warren Buffett?

Traditional investors have often been wary of the emerging asset class, questioning what underpins its value, while...

By Brian Hankey

G7 says Libra should not launch until risks 'adequately addressed'

France's economy minister Bruno Le Maire warned that a currency like Libra could undermine sovereign nations' control...

By Antonio Rodriguez

Group behind Facebook's Libra coin announces 21 founding members

Libra faces criticism from regulators, and reported warnings from the Group of Seven that it poses a threat to the...

By AFP News

Blockchain News: Cryptocurrency to come under money laundering, disclosure laws

Cryptocurrency is becoming a reality and the need for regulation is urgent.

By Rishabh Jain

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Blockchain News: UNICEF now accepts Bitcoin; Facebook Libra under scrutiny

Antonio Guterres has stated that UN may run out of money by the end of October and is looking to raise new sources of...

By Rishabh Jain

Brexit scam: Bitcoin conmen impersonate Queen Elizabeth in an attempted hack

The conmen reportedly sent out letters requesting donations to save the UK economy.

By Rishabh Jain

Fintech bill passed in US House of Representatives

A bill requiring the study of Blockchain has been passed in the US House of Representatives.

By Rishabh Jain

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Emerging markets have left pain behind, positioned to outperform: NEPC

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Bitcoin rises after eagerly awaited 'halving'

Bitcoin world faces 'halving': what's happening?

Bitcoin scam uses Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's names to lure prospective investors

Who's wrong on Bitcoin – The Simpsons or Warren Buffett?

G7 says Libra should not launch until risks 'adequately addressed'

Group behind Facebook's Libra coin announces 21 founding members

Blockchain News: Cryptocurrency to come under money laundering, disclosure laws

Blockchain News: UNICEF now accepts Bitcoin; Facebook Libra under scrutiny

Brexit scam: Bitcoin conmen impersonate Queen Elizabeth in an attempted hack

Fintech bill passed in US House of Representatives

Microsoft claims more than 80,000 computers were infected by new Dexphot malware

Cryptocurrency scam: Instagram influencer Aziz Com Mirza held in Dubai

Cryptocurrency: Venezuela wants to invest in Bitcoin to avoid international sanctions

Ethereum co-founder criticizes Facebook's Libra: It's all about trust

Independent foundation to manage Facebook's cryptocurrency, may debut in June

How cryptocurrency scams work

COVID-19 scams could be targeting stimulus payments, according to IRS

Nintendo account information of around 300,000 users are now with hackers

Emerging markets have left pain behind, positioned to outperform: NEPC

Emerging markets have left pain behind, positioned to outperform: NEPC

Kleros: Ethereum smart contracts meet ancient Greek legal democracy

Kleros: Ethereum smart contracts meet ancient Greek legal democracy

Cardano: The nitty-gritty of next generation blockchains

Cardano: The nitty-gritty of next generation blockchains

Siafunds token opts to be classed a security under SEC rules

Siafunds token opts to be classed a security under SEC rules

Cardano's Ouroboros: Proving Proof of Stake can work in the wild

Cardano's Ouroboros: Proving Proof of Stake can work in the wild