Cryptocurrencies News, Page 15

China is examining the use of blockchain as a means to battle false invoicing which has plagued the nation for decades.

It’s been a positive start to the day, but with Bitcoin facing strong resistance at $6,500 once more, the path of least resistance may be downwards.

Bitcoin sees red early, as Saturday’s reversal continues into the early hours, the Bitcoin bulls looking to hold on to positive territory for the week.

Bitcoin sees red early as investors lock in Friday’s gains, with the bulls needing to hold on this morning to avoid a bigger sell-off later in the day.

Bitcoin is on the move. A hold above $6,450 through the late morning could deliver a much needed rally as sentiment improves following the latest sell-off.

Bitcoin is on the move early and holding on to $6,300 levels would support a return to $6,600 levels later in the day, the markets settling.

Bitcoin’s on the move as the Bulls recover from the shock of hitting sub-$6,000 levels, though market volatility is unlikely to abate any time soon.

The leading cryptocurrencies show a two-digits sell-off on Tuesday: Ethereum (ETH) has lost more than 17%, XRP fell by 14.5%, and Cardano (ADA) has plummeted more than any other major cryptocurrency by almost 20%. Bitcoin dropped 6% to trade near $6000.

Bitcoin slumps to sub-$6,000 levels for the first time since July and things may well get worse before they get better, sub-$5,000 still on the cards.

Bitcoin on the rise early, though holding on to $6,300 levels will be key in the early part of the day to avoid a pullback later in the day.

Turkey’s Lira plummeting to a new all-time low, against the dollar, is the latest catalyst behind increased cryptocurrency adoption in the European nation. Increased digital currency adoption also stems from the fact that residents have their options limited given that the country is also at crossroads with the European Union.

CBOE’S Bitcoin ETF application is strong and, if accepted, would bring peace of mind to a wide variety of institutional investors who have been interested in —but until now stayed away from — the crypto space.

Bitcoin finds support early to hold on to $6,200 levels, though a move through $6,300 levels is going to be needed to avoid a pullback later in the day.

Bitcoin sees red early, with Friday’s sell-off continuing into the early hours, with Bitcoin needing to hold on to $6,000 to avoid a major tumble.

Bitcoin is back in the red and a hold at $6,400 levels through the morning will be needed to reverse the losses later in the day.

A relief rally on the way or just a pause in the downward spiral? Holding on to $6,300 levels will be key through the morning.

Bitcoin takes an early hit as the broader market continues to slide following the SEC’s latest delay, the bears firmly in control early on.

Although analysts remain bullish on the BTC perspectives, currently they warn us to be cautious. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will approve the Bitcoin ETF from the Chicago Stock Exchange (CBOE)

Cryptocurrency analysts are convinced that the worst is finally over for Bitcoin investors based on statistics collected from Google Trends.

Below you can find an overview of what happened in July in the world of cryptocurrencies – brought to you by SimpleFX CFDs trading platform. Whether you took some time off following the news and you’d like to catch up, or you just want to go over last month’s highlights,