The crypto market has aired its dirty laundry and as it turns out it’s ‘cleaner’ than traditional banks – on the laundering front at least.
The crypto market has aired its dirty laundry and as it turns out it’s ‘cleaner’ than traditional banks – on the laundering front at least.
Wences Casares, Xapo’s chief executive officer, discusses the volatility in tech and cryptocurrencies with Bloomberg’s Erik Schatzker at the Robin Hood Investors Conference on “Bloomberg Markets: The Close.”
The days of explosive growth in the blockchain industry have likely come and gone now the average person is aware of its existence, according to Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum.
The global blockchain market is expected to reach US$60 billion by 2024, according to a report published by US-based firm Wintergreen Research.
Investors are breathing sighs of relief following a lift in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin trading above US$7000 for the first time since early August.
Blockchain is fuelling a new ideas economy says blockchain author, commentator and thought leader, Michael Casey.
Known for his commentary on the Netflix documentary Banking on Bitcoin, Casey said cryptoassets are like nothing that’s been before and the technology is creating a new business paradigm.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rejected another round of attempts to list exchange-traded funds backed by Bitcoin, blocking ETFs from ProShares, GraniteShares and Direxion on concern prices could be vulnerable to manipulation.
A popular slang term among Bitcoin believers is losing steam as the slump in global cryptocurrency prices continues.
Volatility is a word which appears more readily when the market sees red. During a stock market rout, the much vaunted vix volatility index will rise as money seeks safe houses in US Treasuries and gold.
Initial coin offerings using the Ethereum blockchain are seen as one of the main catalysts for sending ether’s price surging last year. Now they’re being blamed for its decline.