Latest Breaking News On - லே டிராவர்ஸ் - Page 2 : comparemela.com

DigitalX (ASX:DCC) share price rockets 13% on quarterly update

DigitalX (ASX:DCC) share price rockets 13% on quarterly update Aaron Teboneras | April 26, 2021 2:46pm | More on: The DigitalX Ltd(ASX: DCC) share price is storming higher towards the end of market trade. This comes after the blockchain and asset management services company released its March quarterly report for the FY21 year. The DigitalX share price is swapping hands for 7.8 cents apiece at the time of writing, up 13%. How did DigitalX perform? For the quarter ending 31 March 2021, DigitalX delivered strong growth across all key metrics. Liquid assets for the period increased to $46.4 million, representing a 122% jump from the prior quarter (December 2020). The result came from a strong performance of

Leigh traversScott phillipsDigitalx ltdDrawbridge regtechMotley fool share advisorலே டிராவர்ஸ்ஸ்காட் பிலிப்ஸ்

Cryptos Looking For Mainstream Acceptance

Cryptos Looking For Mainstream Acceptance This story features Digitalx Ltd. For more info SHARE ANALYSIS: DCC Is it a revolution or simply another crazy asset-bubble? Bitcoin and peer cryptocurrencies are vying for mainstream acceptance. -May 22 is Bitcoin Pizza Today -While investors are increasingly paying attention, advocates of cryptocurrency contend the best is yet to come -Big international companies are increasingly legitimising Bitcoin as a payment mechanism by accepting it as a payment method -Still, the jury remains out on the future of Bitcoin and other cryptos, and many investors and experts remain sceptics By Ed Kennedy It is held that the first real-world Bitcoin trade occurred in 2010 when a computer programmer by the name of Laszlo Hanyecz completed a transaction with fellow Bitcoin enthusiast Jeremy Sturdivant. The transaction of BTC10,000 for 2 pizzas from a pizza joint local to Hanyecz is today famous in the crypto world and celebrated every May 22nd

Leigh traversTed kennedyLaszlo hanyeczJeremy sturdivantDigitalx ltdBitcoin pizzaToday bitcoinTulip boomWarren buffetThank youTen yearsலே டிராவர்ஸ்எட் கெந்நெடீஜெர்மி உறுதியானபிட்காயின் பீஸ்ஸாஇன்று பிட்காயின்

Cooking the Books: What cryptocurrency traders expect from wary government regulators

Cooking the Books: What cryptocurrency traders expect from wary government regulators 17 Mar, 2021 02:00 AM 2 minutes to read OPINION: Each week the NZ Herald s Cooking the Books podcast tackles a different money problem. Today, it s how the world of cryptocurrency could change as it becomes more mainstream. Hosted by Frances Cook. Listen to the Cooking the Books podcast here or watch the interview above. Regular listeners to this podcast will know I m conflicted about cryptocurrencies. Advertisement Right now, it doesn t fit my criteria for what makes a good investment. It s just too speculative. But that doesn t mean I think there s no future for digital currencies such as Bitcoin or blockchain such as Ethereum.

Leigh traversFrances cookCrypto currencyலே டிராவர்ஸ்பிரான்சிஸ் சமைக்கவும்கிரிப்டோ நாணய

DigitalX Ltd will reel-in $8 8 million from capital raising to accelerate growth

DigitalX Ltd will reel-in $8 8 million from capital raising to accelerate growth
proactiveinvestors.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from proactiveinvestors.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Leigh traversHc wainwright coலே டிராவர்ஸ்ஹ்ஸீ வேந்‌ரைட் இணை

Playing The Listed Bitcoin Game

Playing The Listed Bitcoin Game This story features Change Financial Ltd, and other companies. For more info SHARE ANALYSIS: CCA The New Criterion s Tim Boreham throws light on ways to get a slice of the Bitcoin pie via the ASX How to play the listed Bitcoin game By Tim Boreham, Editor, The New Criterion With Bitcoins – by far the dominant ‘crypto’ – now worth a collective $US1 trillion, massive punts are being made by the likes of Blackrock, the world’s biggest funds manager. Having fetched $US380 apiece five years ago, Bitcoins last week hit the $US57,000 level before retreating below $US50,000. But the normally sober investment bankers at JP Morgan and Citi reckon that’s just the start, with price targets of $US146,000 and $US150,000 respectively.

New yorkUnited statesSouth australiaLeigh traversWarren buffettTim borehamVulcan energyVaneck associates corpByte power groupFatfish groupJp morganFinancial ltdWeekly reportsChange financial ltdNew criterionChange financial