London, 21st October 2019: CryptoCompare, the global leader in digital asset data, today released its September 2019 Exchange Review which provides analysis of key developments in the cryptocurrency exchange-traded market.
Bitcoin.com, the firm backed by cryptocurrency investor Roger Ver, today announced that it has acquired Japanese blockchain development startup O3 Labs.The post Roger Ver’s Bitcoin.com acquires Japanese blockchain development startup O3 Labs appeared first on The Block.
The latest edition of the monthly CryptoCompare Exchange Review is out, and one clear conclusion stands out from the analysis: since August, market volumes have fallen across the board. The review examines all kinds of details about the crypto market, including exchange fee models, volumes in crypto derivatives trading, and comparisons between crypto to crypto, […]The post Crypto Volumes Plunged In September, Finds Report appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
A new denial-of-service attack could slow down or completely stop bitcoin payments over the lightning network.
Jacob reported that bitcoin broke down with much more velocity than most anticipated, and currently, it is in a consolidation phase. Rectangle formation on the BTC chart has defined support and resistance levels. The formation is defined with the level of support and resistance that acts as a ‘pause’ or ‘congestion’ in the middle of […]The post Trend analyst warns of BTC price crashing to $6400 – Bitcoin Price News appeared first on Coinnounce.
The capacity of the farm can be expanded to reach 300MW.
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Bitifnex believes that Monroe has access to information and documents proving that $850M is still locked away.
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Research is suggesting that the number of ransomware incidents has risen in 2019. The payment method of choice for the majority of this cybercrime is cryptocurrency, predominantly bitcoin. Could BTC price fluctuations be linked to the increase in this online nefarious activity? Bitcoin Price and Ransomware US state departments, public sector facilities schools, hospitals, and businesses are increasingly falling victim to ransomware attacks. According to a report by Malwarebytes, there has been a 363% year-over-yearRead MoreThe post Could Ransomware Be Driving Up Bitcoin Prices? appeared first on Bitcoinist.com.