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The world’s largest maker of cryptocurrency mining chips has shelved plans for an ambitious initial public offering in Hong Kong, becoming the latest victim of bitcoin’s price plunge.
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OWENIZE ODIA The bears had a field year in the cryptocurrency markets around the world in 2018. By December 2018 the valuation of the global cryptocurrency market capitalisation was around $135 billion compared to the same period in 2017 when it was at $500 billion. Leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and others saw historical price drops.
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Canada’s leading cryptocurrency exchange company has said it cannot repay $190m (£110m) to clients because its founder died with their passwords.
Read More By Dayo Adesulu It may be easy to convince anyone that a cryptocurrency exchange made loads of profits in 2017, given the remarkable upward price jumps the market witnessed. But with the market capitalisation down and prices of cryptocurrencies dropping drastically in 2018 from what it used to be, it becomes difficult to see how
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October 31, 2008 marked the birth of bitcoin. Ten years on, the world’s first cryptocurrency is at the forefront of a complex financial system viewed warily by markets and investors.
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Quidax, a European based cryptocurrency exchange company has said it’s in Nigeria to educate and increase the level of understanding cryptocurrency and blockchain in Nigeria.
Read More Rising incidence of fraud is one of the major reasons for low confidence investors are showing towards cryptocurrencies. This has seen the price of most top coins like bitcoin, Ethereum underperform for almost the entire 2018. It is also responsible for increased push for more regulatory oversight on the market from different quarters.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday said that trading of cryptocurrency is not recognised business in the Nigeria because all over the world, financial sector regulators have rejected its inclusion in the formal financial services industry.
Read More Bothered by cryptocurrencies investors limited knowledge in Nigeria, Luno, one of the leading global exchanges with presence in over 40 countries, has disclosed how investors can identify and avoid scams.
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Luno, a leading global cryptocurrency company with presence in Nigeria has announced its two million customer today.
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