Bitcoin Business and Technology News

With the advancement in bitcoin and blockchain technology, new businesses around the world will come in to existence to furnish the world population through innovative payment system to revolutionise the way people make transactions. We here to report latest news on bitcoin and blockchain technology, mining news related to bitcoin and other altcoins.

Regulation

Russian officials do not have to declare their crypto

Russia continues its ever-evolving relationship with cryptocurrencies with its latest move. The country has previously been very vocal about their plans to control and regulate the digital currency industry. Russian President Vladmir Putin has declared July this year as the deadline for a definit

Technology

Ukraine jumps on board the state-run crypto, and regulation, train

Cryptocurrencies gained more and more momentum in 2017, a fact that governments hadn’t failed to notice. Regulations became the name of the game, with many countries hoping to somehow control the decentralized digital countries and the impact they pose on their economic sectors. In August last year,&nbs

Technology

Mainstream integration on the cards for Ethereum

Even though Bitcoin was grabbing most of the crypto headlines last year, the whole virtual currency industry grew in leaps and bounds in 2017. Ethereum sta

Technology

Governments could benefit from cryptocurrencies

The world is constantly changing. People are always thinking of innovative new ways to streamline processes and to make things run more efficiently. In some cases, it’s a welcome change as the benefits are clearly evident. However, in other cases, these changes can be viewed as threatening and are met with resistance and skepticism. Case in point is the

News

For FUD’s sake, there is no South Korea crypto ban

The 11th of January saw massive market volatility, scratching of heads and overall confusion in the crypto community as South Korea’s Justice Minister, Park Sang-ki, confidently stated that crypto trading in the country would be banned. During a press conference, Sang-ki said:

Opinion

Bitcoin’s price could triple in 2018 - Tom Lee

Bitcoin’s inherent volatility makes it a bit tricky to predict just how much it will be worth at any given time. However, financial experts can use their experience and industry knowledge to give their opinion on where Bitcoin can go from here. Tom Lee is a previous chief equity strategis

News

Bitcoin with a side of crow for Goldman Sachs

When Bitcoin went on its price binge last year, enthusiasts were happy that the somewhat unknown world of crypto was finally coming into the light. However, as Bitcoin in particularly began to reach record heights, so did the criticism. The infamous comments by Jamie Dimon dominated headlines, but other big

News

Bitcoin deemed non-currency in Israel

Defining cryptocurrencies has become a bit of a word game. Are they currencies? Are they property? Are they financial assets? Some governments may not be clear on what they want to call them, but they definitely know what the don’t want to call them. Israel is the latest currency that has declared

News

Combined crypto market cap reaches $800 billion

We know that 2017 was the year of virtual currencies, and we’re not just talking about price growth, although that was phenomenal. Last year saw an increase in overall awareness and interest in the industry, including blockchain technology. However, if we are going to mention price, we need to talk about the world’s most popular digital currency.

Regulation

Law firm to fight against South Korea’s crypto regulations

South Korea has previously been known to have a bit of a soft spot for the digital currency industry, even being seen as a crypto- and Blockchain hub for startups and enthusiasts. Even though the country is crypto-friendly, the growth surge of virtual currencies, especially