Cryptocurrency News Portal
Oct.05 — Yale University, the Ivy League school that has invested in everything from Puerto Rican bonds to timber in New Hampshire, is getting into the market for cryptocurrencies. Bloomberg’s Lily Katz reports on “Bloomberg Markets.” source
Sep.18 — Grainne McNamara, blockchain lead at PricewaterhouseCoopers, discusses the adoption of blockchain amid a bear market for cryptocurrencies. She speaks on “Bloomberg Markets.” source
Sep.14 — The crypto crash of 2018 continues. Major virtual currencies are down about 80 percent since January. By comparison, the Nasdaq index dropped 78% when the dot-com bubble burst in 2000. Traders are worried the tailspin will continue if Bitcoin drops below $6,000. source
Sep.14 — Jonathan Bixby, chief executive officer and executive chairman at Argo, discusses the rout in cryptocurrencies and market investment in cryptocurrency. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” source
Sep.10 — The cryptocurrency market has declined to a 10-month low, led by a 10 percent slump by Ether, the second-largest virtual currency. Bloomberg’s Alastair Marsh reports on “Bloomberg Markets.” source
Sep.06 — In “Futures In Focus,” Lawrence Shover of SFG Alternatives discusses Bitcoin’s plunge and his expectations for oil prices. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Romaine Bostick on “Bloomberg Markets.” source
Sep.06 — Cryptocurrencies suffered their second sharp decline in less than 24 hours, falling toward a nine-month low. Bloomberg’s Jason Kelly reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.” source
Aug.29 — In “Futures In Focus,” Phil Streible, senior market strategist at RJO Futures, examines the current rally in Bitcoin and the U.S. crude inventory drawdown. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Romaine Bostick on “Bloomberg Markets.” source
Aug.27 — Some of the world’s biggest cryptocurrency tycoons are about to find out just how rich they are as their companies prep for initial public offerings. Bloomberg’s Jason Kelly reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.” source
Aug.23 — Bitcoin has suffered another setback from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as it rejected a new round of attempts to list exchange-traded funds backed by the cryptocurrency. Bloomberg’s Jason Kelly reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.” source