Monero Price Index

Cryptocurrencies are seeing price weakness across the board, with the top ten coins losing between 3 and 6 percent on the day, and Bitcoin down to around $3,570...

As controversial figures on the right find themselves deplatformed, they increasingly turn to crypto for fundraising.

Crypto markets are stable today, with most top ten coins seeing mild losses over the 24 hours to press time.

All the top 20 cryptocurrencies are seeing slight to moderate gains, with Bitcoin approaching the $3,700 mark again.

Three strains of crypto mining malware have topped the latest Global Threat Index from Israeli cybersecurity firm Check Point.

The network of altcoin Ethereum Classic undergoes a 51 percent attack, and Fortnite removes Monero from their merch store.

After a major price rout yesterday, many cryptocurrencies are today clawing back lost ground, with most of the major coins tipping back into the green.

The CEO of Circle says the biggest regulatory hurdle facing the industry today is the lack of clarity over crypto and securities laws.

Previous estimates had put the mining malware figure at around 5 percent, but authors of the latest study claim their calculations are more reliable.

Crypto markets are continuing to show mixed signals, with most of the top market cap coins seeing mild changes both red and green.

Bitcoin has been holding the psychological $4K mark for two days, while some of the other top currencies see mild losses

The game’s official merchandise store had mistakenly added Monero as a payment option, Tim Sweeney said.

All major cryptocurrencies are seeing some further corrections today, Bitcoin hovers around $3,800.

Crypto markets have dipped back into the red, with most of the top twenty cryptocurrencies by market cap seeing losses capped below 6 percent.

Major currencies remain in the green, Bitcoin is holding the $3,800 mark, and Ethereum overtook Ripple as top altcoin.