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Cryptocurrency industry faces insurance hurdle to mainstream ambitions
Keeping crypto assets secure involves storing a 64 character alphanumeric private key. If the key is lost, the assets are effectively lost too
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Why the Marshall Islands is trying to launch a cryptocurrency
If the vote of no confidence passed, most Marshallese expected the opposing senators to repeal the cryptocurrency law
 "Why the Marshall Islands is trying to launch a cryptocurrency")
Betting on dystopia
The ultimate obstacle for any cryptocurrency is that eventually there has to be a way to buy a range of goods and services beyond illicit drugs and hit men
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RBI remains net seller of dollar in Oct, sells $7.2 bn of greenback: Data
RBI maintains that its intervention in the foreign exchange market is to curb volatility in the rupee
 "RBI remains net seller of dollar in Oct, sells $7.2 bn of greenback: Data")
Crypto losses near $700 billion in worst week since bubble burst
Bitcoin sank toward $4,000 and most of its peers tumbled on Friday, extending the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index's decline since November 16 to 23 per cent
Jamie Dimon, Warren Buffett have the last laugh on new-age money Bitcoin
Bitcoin's price has tumbled to near $4,000, down 30 per cent in a month, 50 per cent in six months and almost 80 per cent since December
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Bitcoin at lowest level this yr, breaches $4,300; losses top 25% in a week
By mid-afternoon, it was trading around $4,750 on the Bitstamp exchange
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Crypto effect: Lack of policy clarity casts shadow on blockchain startups
Several countries have taken a cautious approach to cryptocurrencies, but few have gone to the extent of dissuading their use like India has done
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Bitcoin price falls below $5,000 for the first time since October 2017
Bitcoin declined as much as 9% to $4,958, while so-called alternative coins slumped even more, with Ether tumbling as much as 12% and Litecoin cratering as much as 13%
