Investors line up in massive number to purchase Bitcoin as the cryptocurrency continues to make new highs for 2019.
Several pictures showcasing an eBay ad for virtual currencies have encouraged speculation that the marketplace might soon accept digital currency payments for products.
SEC Commissioner Hester Pierce recently stated that the looming uncertainty in the cryptocurrency regulatory space is stifling innovation in this sector.
As part of a new development for the upcoming Ethereum 2.0, a Proof-of-Stake testnet blockchain is now live for testing purposes.
This is for the first time in 2019 where Bitcoin is trading above $6000. Technical indicators also point to a strong positive momentum.
Facebook has lifted the mandatory approval procedures for advertisements related to blockchain industry news and technology, events, as well as educational material related to cryptocurrencies.
Fidelity survey notes that institutional interest in the crypto market is on a rise and so it gears ahead with launching its crypto trading platform very soon.
Microsoft announces the release of a new extension to their Azure Blockchain services, named Blockchain Development Kit for Ethereum.
In a massive security breach, crypto exchange Binance has been the latest victims of online hack losing 7000 BTC tokens. The exchange has assured the recovery of loss from its SAFU fund.
In an effort to make Quebec friendlier to cryptocurrency miners, its energy regulator has allocated 500MW of electricity to mining farms at improved rates.