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Yesterday within one hour the price of Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash. Ethereum, Ripple and EOS are up 6-10%, and the total cryptocurrency market capitalization has jumped $20 billion at the time of writing and now stands at $292 billion.
The price increase gave way to a correction phase. We are trying to determine possible levels of support during a rollback
California-based Stellar has received certification from the Shariyah Review Board, which allows it to integrate blockchain technology into Shariah-compliant financial products. Thus, the company is expanding its activities into the growing markets of the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
The Japan Tax Agency (NTA) has developed a policy that requires companies and individuals to declare profits they make from cryptocurrency transactions. The new policy is based on the principle of “simplification” and “automation” of taxable income calculations and comes into force on July 15.
The developer of decentralized applications ethereum accused EOS of deliberately overloading the network with tokens that are not supported by any project.
Yesterday a signal was received confirming the market reversal from the global downtrend. After a possible pullback today, growth should continue
A company that promised people who rented their computers to mine Bitcoin double profits within two years has gone bust after being accused of fraud, according to the BBC. The US Securities and Exchange Commission recently banned the launch of the rental system.
Another anonymous source assures that Amazon will soon begin accepting bitcoin for payment and is already discussing the economic and technical aspects of this issue.
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