NEW YORK (Reuters) – Bitcoin surged to a record high of more than $6,000 on Friday, pushing its market capitalization to $100 billion at one point, as investors continued to bet on an asset that has a limited supply and has paved the way for a whole slew of crypto-currencies.
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Kryptovaluutta bitcoin saavutti ennätyksellisen arvon viikonlopun kuluessa. Yhden bitcoinin arvo on tätä kirjoitettaessa 4841 euroa. Se kosketti 5000 euron rajapyykkiä, mutta taantui sen jälkeen hiukan. Vielä viikko sitten bitcoinin arvo oli noin 1000 euroa vähemmän.
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LONDON (Reuters) – Bitcoin smashed through the $5,000 barrier for the first time on Thursday, jumping as much as 8 percent on the day as investors shrugged off the latest warnings on the risks of buying into the booming cryptocurrency market.
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Selvää syytä bitcoinin arvon nousuun ei ole. Kryptovaluutan luonteeseen kuuluu, että sen arvo vaihtelee voimakkaasti.
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LONDON (Reuters) – Bitcoin smashed through the $5,000 barrier for the first time ever on Thursday, jumping as much as 7 percent to chalk up its biggest daily rise in over two weeks.
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ATHENS (Reuters) – A Greek court on Wednesday backed the extradition to Moscow of a Russian citizen who also faces being sent to the United States on allegations of laundering billions of dollars in bitcoin.
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ATHENS (Reuters) – A Russian wanted by the United States for allegedly laundering billions of dollars in bitcoin appeared in a Greek court on Wednesday for a hearing to consider his extradition to Moscow on different charges.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday crypto-currencies were risky and used for crime, as Russia’s central bank said it would block websites selling bitcoin and its rivals – a change of tone from a month-old promise to legalize the market.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia will block access to websites of exchanges that offer crypto-currencies such as Bitcoin, Russian Central Bank First Deputy Governor Sergei Shvetsov said on Tuesday.
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