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10 Bitcoin Trading Mistakes Beginners Need to Avoid

The cryptocurrency markets have become very popular among private investors as the potential for high returns is higher than in any other asset class available today. However, cryptocurrencies are also a very risky investment. To help you get started without making many of the most common newbie...

, by Alex Lielacher

PyeongChang Winter Olympians Hot and Cold on Crypto

Few countries have experienced crypto mania quite like South Korea. This might lead you to expect that this year’s Winter Olympics, currently taking place in the South Korean town of PyeongChang, might be more about bitcoin than bobsleigh. But is this the case?Frosty ReceptionWinter Olympians...

, by Tim Alper

Estonian Crypto PR Bumps Into the Law

A blog post from an Estonian government official about a new crypto-token, estcoin, has added to widespread excitement over the Baltic country and its plans for using cryptocurrencies and the blockchain. Should investors in crypto matters look to Estonia next? On the official blog of Estonian...

, by Stuart Garlick

Cryptocurrency Buying Obstacles and How to Overcome Them

A few years ago, I had decided I wanted to own cryptocurrency. Given that nobody wanted to do business in my country, I had to convince a friend in Qatar to buy it for me. After that, I waited for him to come back home for holidays to refund him for his work. Couldn’t be simpler, right? Sure,...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Bitcoin Rich Kids in Puerto Rico: Crypto Utopia or Crypto-Colonialism?

Larisa Yarovaya, Anglia Ruskin University and Brian Lucey, Trinity College DublinCryptocurrency entrepreneurs have moved to Puerto Rico to build a crypto utopia – initially dubbed Puertopia but now named Sol – where they plan to pay little in taxes.The crypto expats also hope to...

, by Brian Lucey

Around Half of Surveyed Large Businesses in Britain Own Crypto

A new research commissioned by software developer Citrix has found that 50% of large British businesses that participated in the survey have a crypto portfolio.The study surveyed 750 IT decision makers in businesses with 250 employees or more - which qualify as large - and found that, on average,...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Bitcoin Inheritance: The Unforeseen Problems

Five years ago, a 26-year-old Bitcoin miner named Matthew Moody died in a plane crash during an observational flight. His father Michael has been looking for a way to access his late son’s crypto wallet, hosted by blockchain.info, for the past three years without much success, Bloomberg...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Why it Would Be in Everybody’s Interests to Regulate Cryptocurrencies

Desné Masie, University of the WitwatersrandThere are growing calls for regulation of the cryptocurrency market, which is rapidly approaching a market capitalisation of $1 trillion. But there’s little agreement about the forms this should take.If the case for government regulation is...

, by Desné Masie

JPMorgan Internal Report Looks Favorably Upon Crypto

“Cryptocurrencies are the face of blockchain,” along with “cryptocurrencies are here to stay,” seems to be the verdict of a JPMorgan Chase internal report, obtained by Coindesk.The report, entitled "Decrypting Cryptocurrencies: Technology, Applications and Challenges" and...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

The Curious Case Against Bitcoin on Credit Cards

Recently, a number of banks in the US and the UK that offer credit cards have halted all transactions being sent to known cryptocurrency dealers. However, for those who wish to purchase bitcoin on a credit card, there are still a multitude of options available that as of yet are not being affected...

, by Robert DeVoe

Professional Athletes Paid In Crypto: A New Era?

Athletes getting paid in crypto seems to be gaining in popularity, according to the frequency of it happening lately.Only two days ago, WGN-TV, a Chicago news outlet, published the story of Ted-Jan Bloemen, Canadian speed skater, who allegedly became the first professional athlete to be paid in...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Crypto World Finds Its Way In Post-Crackdown China

Unusual for the rest of the world, the Chinese government has always attempted – and largely succeeded – to control the uncontrollable. The liquidity of the internet is pervasive, but not in China. Alongside other tight controls on social media and online content, comes the new effort...

, by Priyeshu Garg

“Mommy, What is Bitcoin?” How to Teach Kids About Cryptocurrency

Teaching children about money is one of the most important lessons a parent can give. But what most parents haven’t prepared for is their eight year-old asking: “Mommy, what’s bitcoin?” This question is likely to send most parents into an internet search frenzy, but...

, by Emily Perryman

Puerto Rico Is The New Crypto Utopia

Dozens of crypto and blockchain entrepreneurs are on their way to Puerto Rico this winter, The New York Times reports. Plans for building a real crypto utopia are underway, funded by the wealth of Bitcoin billionaires. The utopia was supposed to be called Puertopia, until someone, supposedly very...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Prince of Liechtenstein: “The Royal Family Might Invest in Crypto”

Cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin, “could be one way to help his family restore its wealth,” the Crown Prince of Liechtenstein, Alois, told CNBC."Particularly with this whole new digital economy, it is something to look into more in the future," the Prince added.According to Alois, his...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

We’re in a Bubble – So What?

Dmitrij Radin is a blockchain enthusiast and cryptocurrency believer, CTO at ORCA Alliance, a customizable open banking platform connecting crypto and fiat services, Mentor at Blockchain Centre Vilnius.As Bitcoin gets more and more media attention, use of the word “bubble” is...

, by Dmitrij Radin

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