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Remember Bitcoin? Some investors might want to forget
This December closes out cryptocurrency's most exciting year, ending in a terrible, sober headache of a winter
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Mark Zuckerberg's cryptocurrency plan is to use blockchain for his own ends
Facebook's step toward a blockchain product looks like more of a simple co-opting of the technology for a pretty humdrum payment system rather than any headlong rush to join the crypto-revolution.
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Bye-bye bitcoin: Wall Street quietly shelves its cryptocurrency plans
Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and many more built it. But they didn't come.
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Is Facebook developing a cryptocurrency for money transfer on WhatsApp?
According to sources, Facebook is developing a stablecoin -- a type of digital currency pegged to the U.S. dollar -- to minimize volatility
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Cryptocurrency industry struggles to insure itself against hacks and theft
The total market capitalisation of crypto currencies is currently estimated at approximately $120 billion compared to over $800 billion at its peak in January
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Cryptocurrency industry faces insurance hurdle to mainstream ambitions
Keeping crypto assets secure involves storing a 64 character alphanumeric private key. If the key is lost, the assets are effectively lost too
Bitcoin climbs above $3,400, headed for biggest daily rise in 3 weeks
Bitcoin has fallen around 80 per cent from its record high last December
Why the Marshall Islands is trying to launch a cryptocurrency
If the vote of no confidence passed, most Marshallese expected the opposing senators to repeal the cryptocurrency law
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Why bitcoin ransoms are just not what they used to be for cyber criminals
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have long been a favorite ransom tender for cyber criminals thanks to the currencies' anonymous nature
Betting on dystopia
The ultimate obstacle for any cryptocurrency is that eventually there has to be a way to buy a range of goods and services beyond illicit drugs and hit men
RBI remains net seller of dollar in Oct, sells $7.2 bn of greenback: Data
RBI maintains that its intervention in the foreign exchange market is to curb volatility in the rupee
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