October is here, and with it comes Ripple’s inaugural conference. The conference will take place at the same time and in the same city as the company’s archrival, SWIFT, will host its own annual event.
This may seem like an obscure piece of Ripple news, but I assure you it’s not. By our estimation, it will affect the Ripple price prediction for several weeks (at the very least).
For one thing, ex-Chairman Ben Bernanke is speaking at the conference. He was the head honcho at the Federal Reserve for a long, long time, and his tenure fell right in the middle of the 2008 financial crisis. He is the picture of credibility in financial circles.
Even though many.
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Like its neighbor across the Yellow Sea, South Korea is banning a blockchain-based funding method known as "initial coin offering," or ICO. Since the vast majority of ICOs take place on Ethereum, this qualifies as pretty terrible Ethereum news.
Bitcoin has found itself once again in the sights of a country eager to legislate it away, at least for the foreseeable future. Could this news affect the Bitcoin price prediction?
As predicted, Bitcoin (BTC) has only continued to climb since getting past that pesky $4,000 threshold. While the coin has been in this territory before, the major event that waylaid the cryptocurrency's progress was that unexpected Chinese ICO block.
“With great certainty comes great reward”—I can’t remember where I first heard that phrase, but it basically sums up our Litecoin news for the day.
After a relatively calm week, XRP prices accelerated on Tuesday, making it the third-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. Meanwhile, Bitcoin Cash fell to fourth place.
As ETH prices flirt with the $300.00 level (Ethereum to USD is at around $293.26, up roughly 0.368% in 24 hours), it’s our obligation to examine the next catalyst for Ethereum: the Byzantium hard fork.
Bitcoin (BTC) has once again surpassed $4,000. This is big news.
Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies, in general, are already well-known for their ability to travel. After all, for a "currency" totally based in the ether of the Internet, it makes sense that it would be one of the best industries for overcoming borders. No shipping required. Today, we're seeing a lot of news come in that goes to show that BTC is indeed a global phenomenon coupled with a spike in the Bitcoin prices.
Ethereum has green ink across its “1h,” “24h,” and “7d” categories on the CoinMarketCap website, something that we haven’t seen in quite some time. What a beautiful sight to see.