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Toggle navigation BTC $ 6 349.79 3.79 % BCH $ 448.55 0.89 % ETH $ 305.94 -0.02 % Advertise         5 HOURS AGO   By   William Suberg DTC? Try BTC, Brian Kelly Tells CNBC Viewers in Mainstream Bitcoin Shill 12501 Total views 257 Total shares Bitcoin  is going to “Amazon the banks,” CNBC host  Brian Kelly  told viewers Monday in a mainstream plug for the cryptocurrency. As part of the network’s Fast Money segment, Kelly, who is a  well-known proponent  of Bitcoin and frequently advises investment, outlined three reasons why consumers should buy now. “Demonstrated demand for the product” and a “massive addressable market” are the two other key factors making Bitcoin a good bet, Kelly explained. “Amazon comes in, they go direct to the consumer… ‘DTC,’” he said. “Well, this is ‘BTC’ - the Bitcoining of the banks.” Kelly has become increasingly vocal on Bitcoin’s virtues in recent months as the cryptocurrency reaches new all-time price highs time and again. Even d

Bitcoin first time in his lifetime above $5000. The next resistance will be between 5500-7000 $. It is a prediction. Let's see what coming in future .

    News Contact Us Advertise Press Releases Home    Bitcoin News Economy Bitcoin & Banking News Bitcoin News Legal Bitcoin News Cryptocurrency Regulation News Regional News Chief Indian Economist: Bitcoin Won’t become a ‘Legal Currency’ in India without Regulation By   Rebecca Campbell -  October 7, 2017 0 830      A prominent Indian economist believes that bitcoin needs to be regulated in India before it will become a legal currency. In a Q&A interview with the  Economic Times , Dr S.P. Sharma, chief economist at the PHP Chamber of Commerce and Industry, was questioned on whether he thought bitcoin would be accepted legally in the country. India is one nation that has been pushing a digital payments agenda. As part of the government’s cashless initiative – in light of last November’s demonetisation – there has been ‘notable growth’ in the bitcoin market in India, according to Arun Jaitley, India’s finance minister. This is despite the fact that bitcoin doesn

Toggle navigation BTC $ 4 342.18  -0.66 % BCH $ 354.64  -3.87 % ETH $ 307.67  1.92 % Advertise         51 MIN AGO   By   Jacob J Indian Self-Drive Car Rental Firm Beats Uber in Bitcoin Adoption 1398 Total views   196 Total shares ADOPTION Uber might be dithering about accepting Bitcoin payments, but an Indian car sharing firm has taken the lead. It claims to have raised $10 mln in funds, accepts cryptocurrencies and is planning an ICO. Drivezy takes the leap A self-drive rental firm in  India , Drivezy, has raised $10 mln in a combination of debt and equity from American and Japanese investors, including Axan Partners that have invested $5 mln for an equity stake in the company. The company has a fleet of over 1300 vehicles in four cities in India. A consortium of Indian banks and financial companies have subscribed to $5 mln of debt. The company is also coming out with an  ICO , to raise 17,625 ETH (~$5 mln).   The CEO and Co-founder of Drivezy, Ashwarya

Toggle navigation BTC $ 4,301.34  -0.67 % BCH $ 424.79  -4.74 % ETH $ 300.43  -1.04 % Advertise         5 HOURS AGO   By   Jacob J Robbers Pose as Bitcoin Traders in India, Arrested 5804 Total views   229 Total shares A gang of youngsters, who thought they could make a quick buck by posing as Bitcoin traders and robbing businessmen, have been  arrested by the Delhi police. Modus operandi A group of six people who posed as Bitcoin traders and robbed a businessman of INR 3.6 mln ($55,000) have been arrested by the police in Delhi, the capital of  India . The businessman had earlier registered his personal details on  LocalBitcoins.com . He received a call from a woman, who introduced herself as Karishma Rajput and offered to sell him Bitcoins at a very good price. When the businessman met her with cash at a mall to complete the transaction, he was led to an apartment in the nearby town of Ghaziabad, where he was robbed. He was then thrashed and let off with a wa

    News Op-Ed Submit a Press Release Press Releases About Bitcoin News Advertise The Satoshi Revolution   EMERGING MARKETS 3 hours ago |  Jamie Redman   |  9810  |  4 Bitcoin Prices Skyrocket to $7200 on Zimbabwean Exchange During Economic Turmoil According to various reports, the African country of Zimbabwe is suffering from severe economic hardships similar to the inflation and currency crisis in Venezuela. Furthermore, demand for bitcoin is skyrocketing as the country’s  only exchange  is seeing bitcoin trades at US$6150 per BTC at the time of writing. Also Read:   Increased South African Bitcoin Adoption Highlights Need For Taxation Clarity   Economic Hardship Causes Bitcoin Prices to Soar on Zimbabwe’s Trading Platform Bitcoinfundi Bitcoinfundi prices on September 29, 2017. Zimbabweans are dealing with an economic crisis at the moment, as the country is seeing a wave of food and fuel shortages across the country. The nations’ currency is practically worthless,