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The International Monetary Fund’s executive directors have recommended to El Salvador that it should narrow the scope of its Bitcoin law, making it so that the cryptocurrency is no longer legal tender in the country.

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One stumble from Powell tomorrow and it''s curtains for this market There are only two possible explanations for the oil market Tomorrow''s FOMC likely to trigger another leg of USD rally - BofA Bitcoin leads another improvement in the risk tone Bond yields reverse higher in a ca

Mining bitcoin without any help from a larger pool has become an increasingly-improbable feat over the last decade.

The International Monetary Fund wants El Salvador to drop the highly volatile cryptocurrency Bitcoin as legal tender and strictly regulate the electronic wallet the government has pushed adoption of across the country

At the current price, BTC would have to nearly triple to hit $100,000.

Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin''s (CRYPTO: BTC ) price has risen 7.68% to $36,391.00. Full story available on Benzinga.com

Bitcoin is gaining 2.8% in 24 hours, but most altcoins are losing ground.

Bitcoin continued to sell off today finally reaching the 70% correction needed for a running flat wave C. Despite looking bouncy below $38K, another l

Bitcoin stays below $40,000 as BTC price support rout is echoed by significant crypto liquidations.

Bitcoin is leading the way down for all crypto as macro indicators may spell disaster for the market in the short term according to some analysts.

A new report from cryptocurrency exchange operator Huobi predicts that bitcoin could depreciate as markets react to the Fed dialing back on asset purchases.

Indian shares may open in the red on Friday as global peers plunged. The Singapore-based SGX Nifty Futures, an early indicator of Nifty50''s performance, indicated a negative start for the domestic market as they fell to 17,680, down 135 points or 0.75 percent, at 7:40 am. Among major pre-market cues today, Nasdaq declined over 1 percent, Brent crude is down over 2.5 percent, and Bitcoin has slipped to $39,000.

Bitcoin and ethereum up 3-4%