Well, let’s admit:
today wasn’t the best day in crypto history.
Here are the most important news you need to be aware of
Bitcoin sees highest one-day fall in 3 years; tanks 18% over fears of ban in South Korea. Bitcoin's competitor cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Ripple also tumbled 23 per cent and 33 per cent, respectively.
Chinese authorities could ban the centralised trading of cryptocurrencies and associated activities, according to a memo issued by a central banker.
A DNS hijack has led to hackers withdrawing $400,000 worth of Stellar Lumen (XLM) coins from wallets hosted by Blackwallet.co without users’ permission. Almost 670,000 tokens are currently missing as a result of the attack, likely explaining XLM’s almost 23 percent dive over the past 48 hours.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has launched a surprise cryptocurrency mining platform despite all the restrictions.
Indonesia's central bank has declared cryptocurrency cannot be accepted as payment in the Southeast Asian country.
