China was one of the first countries to put forth their doubts about the future of the cryptocurrencies. After blocking the ICOs

Uncertainty looms large around the Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies. This week's Bitcoin's bullish behaviour this week was again the centre of attention.

Battlestar Capital, blockchain staking-as-a-service startup Battlestar has asserted that customers will be able to earn up to 30 percent per annum.

Eric Woerth who is the head of the Finance Committee of France's National Assembly has suggested a ban on anonymous virtual currencies.

Cryptocurrencies have created ripples across the world as the world is clearly divided into two parts and the world has been clearly divided into two parts

JP Morgan has stepped forward with a move of launching its own cryptocurrency and has become one of the first banks to consider launch of a cryptocurrency.

Local reports suggest that Union Bank of Philippines which also happens to be one of the largest banks in Philippines has launched country's first crypto ATM.

The brightest minds of America have grouped together for creating a cryptocurrency which is getting designed to processing thousands of transactions per second.

The whole cryptocurrency world is dependent on US Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) as they eagerly wait for the approval of a Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) by them.

The company has announced that the web browser Opera has launched a built-in cryptocurrency wallet on its Android app which could now facilitate transactions for cryptocurrencies.

The G20 summit is going on in Argentina where global leaders took into consideration under critical issues. One other issue that was discussed on the forum was the regulation of the cryptocurrency.

Ohio began accepting Bitcoins on 26 November and became the first state in the United States to accept cryptocurrency.

The Austrian School economist and a libertarian, Ron Paul has advocated for a tax exemption on the digital currencies.

Bank of Japan's deputy governor stated on Saturday that they were not really sure if digital currencies could replace fiat currencies in the near future.

Another bad news for the crypto sector came after the prices of major cryptocurrencies plunged on Thursday with around $13 billion of its valued getting wiped off in only a few hours.

While there are still huge clouds of uncertainty looming over the cryptocurrencies, studies suggest that the digital coins still stand a chance to thrive if they get suitable conditions.

The year wasn't that great for Ether. But, Tom Lee believes that the virtual currency will make a comeback and bounce back stronger.

Hackers stole around $59 million in cryptocurrency from a Japanese exchange called Zaif, stated a statement released by the owners on Thursday.

A Chinese crypto-startup set its feet in China, a mainland where trading in virtual currencies is strictly banned.

Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum has said that the days of 1000x growth as recorded in 2017 in the cryptocurrency sector is gone.