Cryptocurrencies

US non-farm payrolls missed forecasts, but February saw a strong upward revision, the unemployment rate dropped and wages rose by more than expected.

Coinbase has completed a landmark listing to become the largest cryptocurrency company to have gone public. We tell you everything you need to know about the company and its listing.

With such impressive financial figures, exponential growth, and seemingly-insatiable investor demand for IPOs , it’s not surprising that the fully-diluted Coinbase IPO valuation is expected to start in excess of $100B!

In today’s note, I had intended to write about the release of Australian Capital Expenditure data tomorrow that provides an outlook of what firms plan to spend on buildings and equipment by industry. A rather dry subject, but topical in the current climate of booming commodities and how mining companies plan to respond to surging demand.

A broad sell-off in cryptocurrencies exacerbated pressure on indices, which were already buckling under the strain of higher yields. Until Powell came to the rescue.

More and more investors are becoming attracted to the cryptocurrency

What is Bitcoin and what are the events that have driven its price? Read on to find out.

The firm’s foray into accepting the digital currency as payment for its vehicles will be attractive to a new subgroup of increasingly wealthy potential customers: crypto investors

We review the key levels to watch in Bitcoin ahead of next month's highly-anticipated "halving" event...

The massive response from both fiscal and monetary policymakers should theoretically benefit Bitcoin...

The weekend can’t come quickly enough for stock markets which last week were trading at all-time highs. The correction that has unfolded over the past five sessions has been more savage than expected and a reminder how markets traded during the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) day after day, week after week, month after month.

While longer-term measures of sentiment remain subdued, short-term price action suggests that Bitcoin’s rally may be due for a breather.

After a 12% surge over the past 3 days, Bitcoin closed this morning at $9400, its highest level in almost 12 weeks. As fellow analysts, traders and cryptocurrency commentators debate the most appropriate tag for the December turning point in Bitcoin, a phenomenon we first identified back in November here we would prefer to focus on what lies ahead for the markets leading cryptocurrency.

Ethereum is in dire need of extensive upgrades...

We recap the state of the Bitcoin network and look ahead to 2020

There are some clear technical signs that bitcoin’s recent downtrend may be coming to an end...

A wild ride for cryptocurrencies and their headline act, Bitcoin last week. After opening near $8,500, Bitcoin plummeted below $7000 for the first time since May. The overall market cap of the top 100 cryptocurrencies has dropped from more than $350bn in late June to $195bn at the time of writing. The catalyst for the fall appears to be China-related as the Peoples Bank of China (PBOC) released a statement late last week announcing new steps to uphold its ban of cryptocurrencies and said that “Investors should be careful not to mix blockchain technology with virtual currency,”. The clarification comes following a Bitcoin rally in late October after Chinese President Xi Jinping said China should “seize the opportunity” of blockchain technology.