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Yesterday's positive dynamics of Bitcoin gives hope for the continuation of the upward trend
Of the five altcoins, only NEO is not showing growth. Other pairs, especially LTC and Lumens, which reversed from key support levels, are rallying strongly
On February 20, the Japanese company Kumamoto-Energy Co Ltd, a Kumamoto-based electricity producer and supplier, announced plans to use solar energy to mine cryptocurrency. For these purposes, a subsidiary company OZ Mining was created, registered in November 2017.
Chinese police are reportedly expanding their internet monitoring to include international cryptocurrency-related activities.
Based on today's price movements, we can say that they can be expected to repeat the movement on February 26
After a large number of requests at the official level, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission decided to lift the ban on investing in cryptocurrencies for its employees, writes Bloomberg.
The Marshall Islands will issue its own cryptocurrency to be used as legal tender alongside the US dollar, according to one of the Pacific republic's top officials.
Bitcoin's role as the new gold—a safe bet for investors—continues to continue.
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