By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss
Bureaucrats say they want blockchain, but not cryptocurrencies. It's as silly as wanting airports with duty-free shops but no flights
Bitcoin's growing popularity has been the primary driver for new installations
The world's most popular cryptocurrency slipped as low as $58,956.90 early in the Asian session, falling from Saturday's record high of $61,781.83
Officials are confident of getting the bill enacted into law as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government holds a comfortable majority in parliament
Various media reports cited that Metakova is a pseudonym of the investor, which means King of Meta in the Tamil language
Bitcoin, the world's biggest and earlier cryptocurrency, has crossed a record high of $60,000.
Bitcoin is up about 1,000% in the past year amid signs of increasing institutional interest as well as speculative demand
The cryptocurrency has been on a tear in recent months
The world's largest digital asset rose as much as 5.2% before trading around $57,000
Twitter CEO and billionaire Jack Dorsey who last week announced to sell his very first tweet of March 6, 2006, has said that he will donate the money in Bitcoins to charity
The digital currency was trading up 3.3% at $54,206 amidst a broadly supportive risk rally, climbing toward a record high of $58,354.14
Evercore technical analysis suggests prices could hit $75,000
The market has flourished despite complicated official attitudes towards cryptocurrencies in China
Tesla Inc's $1.5 billion bitcoin bet saw it join business software firm MicroStrategy Inc and Twitter boss Jack Dorsey's payments company Square Inc in swapping some traditional cash reserves for the
A High-Level Inter-Ministerial Committee (IMC) was constituted under the Chairmanship of Economic Affairs Secretary on digital currencies and it has submitted its report
The Tesla Inc. chief executive officer lost $27 billion since Monday as shares of the automaker tumbled in the selloff of tech stocks
Shares of Good Works rose 15.9% to $11.59 after markets opened for trading on Friday.
Many view bitcoin as a good inflation hedge
Sovereign currency issuers will have to think of themselves less as lords and masters and more as service providers in a free market of digital cash