Topic: Bitcoin rallies above $9,000 after positive G-20 cryptocurrency meeting (Read 96 times)
March 21, 2018, 03:42:05 AM
Yes after lots of negative news now something really good news comes to crypto space . which is much needed lots of investors took back their money because of the G20 argentina summit fear of crypto regulation Now path is clear more funds will come inside .
March 21, 2018, 03:36:00 AM
Back to bullish times. Bitcoin rallies above $9,000 after positive G-20 cryptocurrency meeting, now up more than 20% from weekend lows. :rocket:Other important crypto news are below:small_red_triangle_down:
The U.S. National Security Agency is reportedly aiming to track down users behind the bitcoin blockchain. Media have obtained documents from the U.S. whistleblower Edward Snowden which indicate bitcoin surveillance remains a top priority for the agency.
Did Russia help to launch Petro? Time Magazine reported Tuesday that the Russian government helped Venezuela develop the Petro cryptocurrency with the support of Vladimir Putin.
Mastercard will support cryptocurrencies – as long as they’re backed by governments. Credit cards giant expresses openness to working with government-backed digital currencies, having labelled all other cryptocurrencies as “junk”.
Russia: State Duma considers law ‘On Digital Financial Assets’.
Cryptocurrency rates: top-10 coins:top:
Bitcoin $9080.17 5.39 %
Ethereum $574.45 3.50 %
Ripple $0.72 0.73 %
Bitcoin Cash $1078.75 7.61 %
Litecoin $173.87 8.09 %
Cardano $0.2210 12.79 %
NEO $77.30 5.59 %
Stellar Lumens $0.27 8.32 %
EOS $6.24 6.04 %
IOTA $1.49 12.67 %
#CryptomakerNews
The U.S. National Security Agency is reportedly aiming to track down users behind the bitcoin blockchain. Media have obtained documents from the U.S. whistleblower Edward Snowden which indicate bitcoin surveillance remains a top priority for the agency.
Did Russia help to launch Petro? Time Magazine reported Tuesday that the Russian government helped Venezuela develop the Petro cryptocurrency with the support of Vladimir Putin.
Mastercard will support cryptocurrencies – as long as they’re backed by governments. Credit cards giant expresses openness to working with government-backed digital currencies, having labelled all other cryptocurrencies as “junk”.
Russia: State Duma considers law ‘On Digital Financial Assets’.
Cryptocurrency rates: top-10 coins:top:
Bitcoin $9080.17 5.39 %
Ethereum $574.45 3.50 %
Ripple $0.72 0.73 %
Bitcoin Cash $1078.75 7.61 %
Litecoin $173.87 8.09 %
Cardano $0.2210 12.79 %
NEO $77.30 5.59 %
Stellar Lumens $0.27 8.32 %
EOS $6.24 6.04 %
IOTA $1.49 12.67 %
#CryptomakerNews
Jump to: