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Donald Trump Presidency Could Be a Boost to Bitcoin
Juniper Research has concluded a Donald Trump presidency could lead to a massive jump in bitcoin transactions, and in the price of bitcoin.
The Bitcoin Halving Will Trigger a Fear of Missing Out
How will the halving affect bitcoin? According to one entrepreneur, the biggest boost will be in the tech's perception.
Rethinking Bitcoin's $10 Billion Market Cap
The value of global cryptocurrency markets has been rising rapidly so far in 2016, but what do these figures mean?
For Ether Investors, All Eyes Remain on Divisive Fork Debate
The price of ether remains volatile following the loss of investor funds by one of the blockchain platform's signature projects.
Chinese Yuan Devaluation Fails to Fuel Bitcoin Price Rally
The price of bitcoin failed to increase despite the fact the yuan-dollar exchange rate was close to its lowest point since 2010 this week.
Ex-JPMorgan Strategist: Euro Collapse Will Fuel Bitcoin's Growth
The owner of a bitcoin investment fund is arguing investors should begin preparing for the "death of the euro" following last week's 'Brexit'.
Bitcoin Rollercoaster Rides Brexit As Ether Price Holds Amid DAO Debacle
Bitcoin and ether prices rode a rollercoaster during the week ending 24th June, a period defined by the UK's vote to leave the European Union.
Needham: 'Brexit' Boosts Bitcoin Price, But Too Early to Call it a Safe Haven
A new research note from Needham & Company asserts it might be too early to call bitcoin a “safe haven” asset.
Bitcoin Price Spikes to $650 as Outlook Shifts for ‘Brexit’
The price of bitcoin is rising at press time, passing the $650 mark just a day after dropping to a weekly low of $550.
Bitcoin Price Drops Below $600 As ‘Brexit’ Hopes Falter
The price of bitcoin fell $100 during a five-hour span today, dropping 15% over the current session as macroeconomic worries faded.
