2063 | Latest Cryptocurrency News, Bitcoin & Crypto Updates 2025

Market is Caught In a Tug-of-War

Bitcoin price is struggling to move past the USD 8,500 resistance region. Ethereum and ripple declined more than 2.5% and traded below key supports. Almost all altcoins are trading flat today with minor losses.Bitcoin buyers struggled to gain traction above the USD 8,500 resistance, resulting in...

, by Aayush Jindal

Brian Kelly Promotes Bitcoin Cash, But He Never Used It as Currency

Brian Kelly, founder and CEO of BKCM LLC, an investment firm focused on digital currencies, spoke about bitcoin cash and its upwards rally for CNBC’s Fast Money, saying that it is "the must-own digital currency of the moment". However, he admitted he did not use bitcoin cash to ever really...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Japanese Financial Giant to Launch Blockchain Pay Platform

Japanese financial giant Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) has unveiled plans to launch a new blockchain-based online payment network.The company has struck a deal with American cloud service provider Akamai, who say that the network’s architecture will allow it to process over a million...

, by Tim Alper

European Parliament and Commission to Debate Blockchain in June

The Industry Committee of the European Parliament called the EU Commission to propose measures in order to promote blockchains and other Distributed ledger technologies. The matter should be debated during the June plenary session.Also, MEPs ask for the post-2020 EU long-term budget that is said to...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Market Weekly Outlook: Bitcoin and Altcoins Bounce Back

Bitcoin price held the USD 8,000 support and recovered above the USD 8,250 hurdle. Most altcoins are in the green zone and are showing positive signs. TRON is on the move and is currently trading higher by roughly 15%.This past week, we saw a bearish reaction in bitcoin and altcoins. BTC/USD...

, by Aayush Jindal

VC Funding for Blockchain at an All-Time High

When your business is raising the funds it needs to operate, you don’t really ask whether it’s coming from traditional or modern sources. Although initial coin offerings (ICOs) are the new way of raising capital for blockchain-based startups, more traditional ways such as venture...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

GDPR Begins to Count Blockchain-based Victims

The upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law in the EU was already predicted to pose new issues for businesses, especially those based on blockchain. This fear is not unfounded.The Parity ICO Passport Service (PICOPS) has announced it will close doors later this month on May 24 as a...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Manga-themed Monacoin Hacked, Miner Suspected – Report

Japanese manga-themed cryptocurrency token Monacoin has suffered a hack worth some USD 90,000, says news outlet Nikkei.The newspaper reports that the attack was carried out on an exchange based outside the country, and that a Monacoin miner may be to blame.Nikkei says that the miner may have...

, by Tim Alper

Three Privacy Coins and Augur Lose Friend in Japan

Japanese cryptocurrency exchange platform Coincheck says it will stop trading in three so-called “anonymous” tokens, as well as the Augur (REP) token.Per Nihon Keizai Shimbun, the exchange will next month remove support for Monero, Zcash, Dash and Augur, and will convert any remaining...

, by Tim Alper

McAfee Accused of Promoting Copycat ICO

UPDATED (GMT 5:15) Updates in red.Self proclaimed “crypto visionary” and software tycoon John McAfee is known for promoting initial coin offerings (ICOs) for a hefty fee. However, whether McAfee is doing his own research before endorsing a project has most recently been brought into...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Bitcoin and Altcoins are Consolidating Losses

Bitcoin price failed to gain bullish momentum and declined below a key support at USD 8,250. Most major cryptocurrencies moved into the red zone and are currently consolidating losses. Syscoin moved up by more than 15% to USD 0.43 after it was added to The past few sessions were most bearish as...

, by Aayush Jindal

UNDP Initiates Crypto-powered Energy Project, Starts from Moldova

Cryptocurrency-related innovations are coming thick and fast in Moldova – the latest CIS nation to embrace cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. While the most recent project might be launched in other nearby countries, too.Just days after the country announced the opening of its first...

, by Tim Alper

China Ranks Cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin is Not in Top 10

The China Center for Information Industry Development (CCID), a research unit under the country’s industrial ministry, just officially launched its monthly ratings index on 28 coins and their technology. The country’s residents are still banned from trading cryptocurrencies, though.The...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Customers to Control & Sell Data over Blockchain Through Nokia

Following the privacy concerns raised by the Facebook fiasco, major companies are proposing a new solution: letting customers control, and if they wish sell, their own data. Hewlett Packard Enterprise, an American IT company, and Nokia, a Finnish IT and consumer electronics company, among others,...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Bitcoin and Altcoins Under Pressure Despite Consensus 2018

Bitcoin and Ethereum failed to catch strong bids, and are currently under bearish pressure. Cryptocurrencies are struggling to gain traction despite positive sentiments around the Consensus 2018 conference. Lack of volumes and low liquidity distorted thThe Consensus 2018, the largest conference...

, by Aayush Jindal

Australia Looking to Issue Blockchain-powered Welfare Payments

The Australian government’s Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) says it plans to use blockchain technology to deliver welfare payments.The news comes just days after the government handed the DTA some USD 521,000 to fund blockchain-related research.ZDNet reports that the DTA’s acting...

, by Tim Alper

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