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    HSBC CEO wary of anonymous cryptocurrencies

    HSBC CEO wary of anonymous cryptocurrencies Add another high-profile name to the ranks of cryptocurrency sceptics: John Flint, the incoming chief executive of HSBC Holdings. [Bloomberg]
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    Cryptoming Card

    Hello good people, I come to you once again in need of your boundless knowledge and bountiful help. I have been tasked with finding out if a Nvidia Quadro FX1800 Card would be any good at crypto mining, it will be used to mine the Monero cryptocurrency but before the card is purchased I was...
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    The incredible virtual world built on Ethereum

    The incredible virtual world built on Ethereum Ethereum is known as the main competitor to Bitcoin and has gained popularity following its meteoric rise in value.
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    South African government may regulate Bitcoin

    South African government may regulate Bitcoin The South African government has established an intergovernmental working group which is looking at potentially regulating cryptocurrencies.
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    Cryptocurrency markets suffer massive drop

    Cryptocurrency markets suffer massive drop The value of publicly-traded cryptocurrencies dropped by over $10 billion this weekend, according to a report by CoinDesk.
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    Predictions on where bitcoin will land

    So I sold out. Took a bit of a hit. Call me stupid :crylaugh: but where do you think bitcoin will bottom,top out at? I predict $1,200 by the end of the month.
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    Ice3X and Luno: South African exchanges

    Hi all, Does anyone else get a dodgy vibe from the Ice3x website? I would cancel my account there and deal solely with Luno, but Luno does not allow for ETH exchanges directly. For account verification (so far in my experience) Luno requires ID, but Ice3x additionally requires a bank...
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    Cryptocurrency market cap down over $13 billion in one day

    Cryptocurrency market cap down over $13 billion in one day Over $13 billion has been wiped off the market cap of all cryptocurrencies, according to CoinMarketCap data.
  10. Newsfeed

    Cryptocurrencies can kill banks

    Cryptocurrencies can kill banks If cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin truly take off, they can kill the traditional banking system and change the current tax system – where the state relies mainly on transaction tax.
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