Topic: Yahoo Finance Integrates Bitcoin, and Ethereum Trading - page 4. (Read 1790 times)
Well, if that's a legit news, then it's a good news for the market, I guess it will help Bitcoin recovery, I hope that the bond or partnership between become stronger even though it's just starting. This is a good news because it's an email, and there's also a lot of user when it comes to yahoo, because some users of social media and etc.. needs yahoo.
Good news. We are expecting crypto currency to be more popular in the world.
Works like an exchange is this allowed for US citizens? The US had few trusted exchanges and this might add to their list.
This also got me confused. I thought Yahoo finance was only a place to look at prices and portfolio values; basically price tickers for stocks and stuff. But then news came out that they integrated crypto trading.
Article for those interested: https://cointelegraph.com/news/yahoo-finance-integrates-bitcoin-ethereum-and-litecoin-trading
Thanks for share a source, so, yahoo is a big fish for this kind of markets, lets wait for some crazy moves on the markets. Lot of people trust in yahoo, so lot of them who always want join to cryptos now will find the chance to do it. This way isn't only yahoo investing in cryptos, it comes with all the investors that platform already have, so, take your popcorns and enjoy the markets, this will be fun.
yahoos japanese subsiduary. bought 40% of a crypto exchange BitARG
the only thing is bitarg has only done 1000 trades in 4 years. so it was a cheap purchase price for yahoo to buy a large stake in bitarg.
now yahoo will ramp up the trading engine and by 2019 re-release bitarg as a bigger proper exchange.
yahoo has not said it will integrate bitarg into the yahoo brand. so i suspect they will just keep it as a side service and just take profits from th trade order fee's
the only thing is bitarg has only done 1000 trades in 4 years. so it was a cheap purchase price for yahoo to buy a large stake in bitarg.
now yahoo will ramp up the trading engine and by 2019 re-release bitarg as a bigger proper exchange.
yahoo has not said it will integrate bitarg into the yahoo brand. so i suspect they will just keep it as a side service and just take profits from th trade order fee's
That's good news!
Making crypto currency available to more people is never a bad idea
I wish Google & Facebook would be more into crypto currency promotion & integration, maybe this way we would see increases as we did last year.
Making crypto currency available to more people is never a bad idea
I wish Google & Facebook would be more into crypto currency promotion & integration, maybe this way we would see increases as we did last year.
Works like an exchange is this allowed for US citizens? The US had few trusted exchanges and this might add to their list.
This also got me confused. I thought Yahoo finance was only a place to look at prices and portfolio values; basically price tickers for stocks and stuff. But then news came out that they integrated crypto trading.
Article for those interested: https://cointelegraph.com/news/yahoo-finance-integrates-bitcoin-ethereum-and-litecoin-trading
Wow! This is a great news to me. I never expected this from Yahoo Finance though. I believe this is an indication that something good is coming to the Cryptoworld soon. No doubt, other email serving company will follow in such route.
Works like an exchange is this allowed for US citizens? The US had few trusted exchanges and this might add to their list.
This also got me confused. I thought Yahoo finance was only a place to look at prices and portfolio values; basically price tickers for stocks and stuff. But then news came out that they integrated crypto trading.
Article for those interested: https://cointelegraph.com/news/yahoo-finance-integrates-bitcoin-ethereum-and-litecoin-trading
Works like an exchange is this allowed for US citizens? The US had few trusted exchanges and this might add to their list.
Yahoo Finance has integrated trading with Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Litecoin (LTC) on its platform.
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