
WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange Says He Made 50,000% Return on Bitcoin
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange thanked the U.S. government after it pushed companies like MasterCard to block payments to his website WikiLeaks in 2010.
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange thanked the U.S. government after it pushed companies like MasterCard to block payments to his website WikiLeaks in 2010.
There was a time where mining Bitcoin was something that anyone could do. The difficulty was low, the turnaround time was quick, and the strain on resources barely touched sides. However, that is no longer the case.
Coinbase opens its customers an opportunity to instantly purchase digital currency using a US bank account.
Bitcoin price hits a new record high, currently trading above $5,800, continuing the rally seen yesterday amid renewed bullish sentiment from investors.
Bitcoin hit a new record, currently trading at $5,297.39.
One of the famous bitcoin supporters is sure that the cryptocurrency’s price will skyrocket to over $27,000 within next four months.
Famous investor predicts that Bitcoin will baloon to $10,000 a piece in the next 6-10 months.
XBT Provider by CoinShares, the issuer behind the world’s first bitcoin ETNs, is announcing that the first Ether ETNs are now available for trading on Nasdaq Stockholm.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is sounding the alarm over cryptocurrencies.
After surpassing a $4,700 mark on Monday, the digital currency is already approaching a historic record of over $5,000 it reached in September.
For a majority of the world, August 1, 2017 was just a normal day. But for technology gurus and cryptocurrency fanatics, August 1, 2017 was a monumental day in blockchain history.
Startup Circle opens source project CENTRE that is based on blockchain technology and will be aimed to connect different digital wallets.
The value of the digital currency reaches a 30-day high amid warnings of high volatility it could experience after SegWit2x activation next month.
China will likely resume cryptocurrency trading after licensing exchanges as measures for cryptocurrency market regulation.
Taiwan’s authorities refuse to follow the examples of China and South Korea in banning ICOs and join Japan in its bitcoin-friendly approach.