Ethereum Falls Below $170, Ratio Drops to a New Yearly Low
"Ethereum is down another $20 today to a new yearly low of $168 at the time of writing. That’s after dropping by $20 the day before, and the day before...
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Is India Ready to Legalize Crypto? Officials Visit Japan & UK to Study Policies
While the Supreme Court of India hears the crypto exchange industry’s case against the central bank following the latter’s banking ban, regulators are exploring regulatory policies for the nascent sector. Businesses and associations in the cry...
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The Lehman Brothers Bankruptcy: How it Triggered the Rise of Bitcoin
This week marks the 10th anniversary of the events that triggered the 2008 financial crisis, which was reflected indirectly in the Genesis block of Bitcoin.
Read more: cryptovest.com
Bitcoin Price Intraday Analysis: BTC/USD Cautious Amidst Crypto Sell-Off
Bitcoin price on Tuesday depreciated against the US Dollar by almost 3.5 percent as the selling sentiment throughout the crypto-market continued to intensify. The BTC/USD opened today at 6389-fiat after rising from the low near 6218-fiat from the previou...
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Cannabis and Crypto: Equal Beneficiaries In The Fight To Hit The Mainstream
The potential uses of cryptocurrency and blockchain align with the demands of the developing cannabis market
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- Crypto Industry Leaders Establish Washington-Based Lobby Group
- U.S. Judge Rules That ICOs are Covered by Securities Laws
- Malta Stock Exchange Signs MOU with Binance to Launch Security Tokens Trading Platform
- IMF Urges Marshall Islands to Reconsider Adopting Digital Currency as Second Legal Tender
- Major Crypto Companies Form DC Lobbying Group
