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Bitcoin slipped by just 0.31% on Saturday, partially reversing Friday’s 2.34% gain, to end the day at $8,213.7.A range bound start to the day that saw Bitcoin’s intraday low $8,140.2 hold well above the day’s first major support level at $8,019.87, supported a run through the day’s first major resistance

Bitcoin gained 2.34% on Friday, partially reversing Thursday’s 3.37% fall, to end the week down 2.69% at $8,243.4.It was a particularly choppy day for Bitcoin, which had endured 4 consecutive days of losses ahead of Friday’s open, with a start of the day intraday low and new swing lo $7,925

Bitcoin took another hit on Thursday, falling 3.37% following Wednesday’s 1.47% fall, to end the day at $8,055.An early morning intraday high $8,482.2 fell short of the day’s first major resistance level at $8,524.53 and the 23.6% FIB Retracement Level of $8,548, leading to a pullback through the morning to

Bitcoin slipped 1.47% on Wednesday, following Tuesday’s 2.41% fall, to end the day at $8,344.1.It was a 3rd consecutive day in the red for Bitcoin. An early morning intraday low and new swing lo $8,100 saw Bitcoin sliding through the 1st major support level at $8,299.43 and the second major

The SEC has been increasing their regulatory capabilities on digital assets, and part of their task is to remind the public to use due diligence before diving in headfirst into cryptos and Initial Coin Offerings. Caveat Emptor – buyer beware is the resounding message.Suggested ArticlesGary Cohn: “The World will Have

Cryptocurrency forks are no longer a new concept especially owing to the many that have happened recently. The Bitcoin Cash is the latest cryptocurrency to benefit from a hard fork, with the main goal being the expansion of its block size and enhance the functionality of its network.Hard forks are

Bitcoin slipped 2.41% on Tuesday, following Monday’s 0.18% fall, to end the day at $8,462.The day was all about the Bitcoin Cash hard fork, or so investors thought, with the negative reaction to news from South Korean regulators at the end of last week and the start of this week

The event is being attended by many of the top players in the cryptocurrency industry and conditions inside the conference are crowded. The event has sparked has sparked plenty of interesting quotes and is generating a wide audience. However, Ethereum founder, Vitalik Buterin has said he is not attending the

Bitcoin ended the day flat on Monday, with just a 0.18% fall, following Sunday’s 2.49% gain, to end the day at $8,667.6.An early morning sell-off saw Bitcoin pullback through the 23.6% FIB Retracement Level of $8,628 and the day’s first major support level at $8,413.93 to an intraday low $8,271,

Bitcoin gained 2.49% on Sunday, following Saturday’s 0.84% rise, to end the weekend at $8,682.6, recording a 10.1% loss for the week, Monday through Sunday.An early morning fall to an intraday low $8,318.3 saw Bitcoin cold above the day’s first major support level at $8,247.83, with buying appetite building through

The digital currency is expected to circulate in various industries including gaming, manga, and anime. The firm behind the virtual coin is Tokyo Otaku Mode (TOM) an online store as well as a news site focusing on pop culture developments. Currently, Tokyo Otaku Mode boasts of more than 20 million

Roubini Dissents in Brooklyn and Crowd ReactsThough he likely didn’t affect the value of cryptocurrencies, Nouriel Roubini, the American economist, highlighted his skepticism of cryptocurrencies again late last week during a panel discussion in which he was invited to participate at the Fluidity Summit in Brooklyn. Speaking in New York

That said, this form of money continues to come under harsh criticism, which is often the case with any disruptive innovation. You only have to look at social media or the internet, they were heavily vilified before they became mainstream. Indeed, we couldn’t imagine life without the internet now.As such,

Bitcoin gained 0.84% on Saturday, partially reversing Friday’s 6.71% slide, to end the day at $8,483.2.It was only the 2nd positive day in the current week that has left Bitcoin down 12.2% Monday through Saturday.A continued slide from Friday saw Bitcoin fall to an intraday low and new swing lo

Bitcoin slid 6.71% on Friday, following Thursday’s 3.3% fall, to end the day at $8,412.6, the first sub-$9,000 close since 27th April.An attempt at an early trend bucking move back through to $9,000 levels after an initial dip, saw Bitcoin face strong selling pressure at the 23.6% FIB Retracement Level

Gold RisesThe gold prices have moved higher in a slow and steady manner as a combination of increase in risk and the weakness in the dollar has given some well needed respite for the gold markets over the last 24 hours. We have seen the gold prices move through the

Bitcoin slid 3.3% on Thursday, more the reversing Wednesday’s 1.48% gain, to end the day at $9,010.8.Wednesday’s rise had provided the Bitcoin bulls with hopes of a late in the week rally to bring $10,000 levels back into play going into the weekend, but a range bound first half of

Bitcoin gained 1.48% on Wednesday, partially reversing Tuesday’s 2.06% fall, to end the day at $9,320.3, bringing to end and 3 consecutive days’ of decline.An early morning slide saw Bitcoin fall through the 23.6% FIB Retracement Level of $9,173.3 to sub-$9,000 levels, with a morning low $8,980, testing the day’s

In India, the payments and Fintech ecosystem has been growing rapidly, as per the EY Fintech Adoption Index 2017. The index denotes Fintech and digital payment users as a percentage of the total digitally active population and has ranked India second in the list of top 20 countries.PayPortal: Creating a

Bitcoin Cash fell by 2.06% on Tuesday, following Monday’s 3.05% fall, to end the day at $9,177.3, the recent market reversal seeing Bitcoin fall for a 3rd consecutive day.Hopes of a revival to Bitcoin’s push for $10,000 came early within an intraday high $9,471 before a turn in sentiment across