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The new year is a revival of hope on the cryptocurrency market. Of course, many analysts give reasons why BTC could be worth a lot of dollars by the end of 2020. But why would this happen? Let’s consider why the Bitcoin exchange price would rise at all. Bitcoin Halving This reason is given in every discussion about the price of a cryptocurrency. Why? Well,

Is crypto a fad or the future? Cryptocurrencies have kept a relatively low profile in 2019 following a record-breaking rise in 2017 and then a spectacular crash in 2018. Are they worth revisiting in 2020? We asked these experts and Advisors in The Oracles to share where they think crypto is headed next.

Number one cryptocurrency Bitcoin has had a pretty bad month's worth of trading. But according to blockchain data over the past 12 months, its not the HODLers who have been moving the price.

For this round of testing I’m repeating the same procedures but with the addition of another realistic stressor - accelerated cooling after being heated. In a house fire, it's unlikely that the fire will burn itself out naturally - it will most likely be put out by firefighters who dump a ton of water on it. As such, at the end of the heat test I submerge the device into a bucket of water.

Bitcoin recently hit a new milestone and an all-time high for its addresses. It currently has more addresses with BTC in it than at any other time in its history. The growth of addresses is the most obvious metric for measuring network growth. If we use this standard, Bitcoin’s fundamentals seem especially strong. In fact, the leading cryptocurrency recently hit a new milestone.

Lawyers representing users of the collapsed Quadriga CX cryptocurrency exchange platform are requesting that Canadian authorities exhume and examine the body of its late founder, Gerald Cotten, to check if the person buried there is really him.

Facebook Inc's ambitious efforts to establish a global digital currency...

Ruja Ignatova called herself the Cryptoqueen. She told people she had invented a cryptocurrency to rival Bitcoin, and persuaded them to invest billions. Then, two years ago, she disappeared. Jamie Bartlett spent months investigating how she did it for the Missing Cryptoqueen podcast, and trying to figure out where she's hiding.

A Bitcoin whale recently moved 44,000 BTC - a stack worth over $310 million - for a tiny transaction fee of 32 cents. Sucked in, banks!

The crypto mining industry is thriving lately with more and more nations joining the bandwagon. Just last month, Bitmain, the world’s leading manufacturer of mining hardware, opened what is supposedly the world’s largest crypto mining farm.

The spec, Stratum V2, could significantly change how bitcoin mining functions and would add security and efficiency to mining pools, the entities that organize miners spread across the world. Although it aims to improve bitcoin mining pools in a number of ways, the primary benefit comes from a component that reduces one of the most pressing problems in bitcoin: mining pool centralization.

The patent, granted on Tuesday and filed in March 2015, details a system for users to make cryptocurrency payments with email addresses linked to corresponding wallet addresses. The sender makes a request to send cryptocurrency to an email address, and the system automatically transmits the agreed amount – so long as they have the required balance – from the sender's wallet to the wallet corresponding to the receiver's email address.

The Internet giant says it cancelled everyone's crypto sites by accident last week and that all of them are back online. Our national nightmare is over. Except for one big problem.

A Russian computer programmer involved in the collapse of a big cryptocurrency exchange says he was tricked into handing over its entire assets to fraudsters posing as FSB agents, according to documents obtained by BBC Russian. Alexei Bilyuchenko was a key player in Wex, which stopped trading in 2018, leaving customers unable to access investments totalling nearly half a billion US dollars.

Generally speaking, everyone wonders what the price of Bitcoin will be in 2020. Better yet, everyone is wondering what the price of Bitcoin will be in 5 years or even 20 years from now. Whether or not you are involved in the cryptocurrency industry, you have been wondering about the maximum price Bitcoin can reach in the future.

The first quarter of 2019 has brought a number of important legal updates pertaining to cryptocurrency taxation. Some countries, which had been cautious for a long time, have finally defined the tax treatment for virtual assets. Other states have introduced measures to ensure the transparency of crypto taxation. Below, you will find a brief overview of the 10 most important updates in cryptocurrency taxation from all over the world.

Remember bitcoin? It's back. In a big way. Bitcoin prices have surged nearly 60% to about $6,000 after plunging almost 75% in 2018. Sure, the cryptocurrency is still far from its all-time highs of just under $20,000, which it hit in December 2017. But crypto investors are increasingly optimistic that the bitcoin (XBT) bounce of 2019 is real and that it and other cryptocurrencies may enjoy a steady march higher

One of the world’s largest online payments provider, PayPal, has stated that it does not yet believe that Bitcoin holds the future of digital payments. Nevertheless, the financial services corporation, worth $128 billion, is investing in and researching a variety of cryptocurrency and blockchain projects.

It is planning to set up a digital payments system in about a dozen countries by the first quarter of 2020. The social media giant wants to start testing its crypto-currency, which has been referred to internally as GlobalCoin, by the end of this year. Facebook is expected to outline plans in more detail this summer, and has already spoken to Bank of England governor Mark Carney.