Bitcoin Flash-Crashes To $8,500, Then Rebounds As Biggest US Exchange Breaks
Zero Hedge | Bitcoin bounced back $1500 from the lows, rising as high as $10,400 from nearly $2000 lower just an hour earlier, before trading in a range around $10,000.
Zero Hedge | Bitcoin bounced back $1500 from the lows, rising as high as $10,400 from nearly $2000 lower just an hour earlier, before trading in a range around $10,000.
Michael Snyder | The absurdity that we are witnessing in the financial markets is absolutely breathtaking.
Bloomberg | As many as 800 million workers worldwide may lose their jobs to robots and automation by 2030, equivalent to more than a fifth of today’s global labor force.
RT | The world’s first digital currency, bitcoin, briefly hit a new record of $11,000 on Wednesday.
Westmonster | Time to control Britain’s borders, lower migration and start to see British workers being paid more!
Mac Slavo | Vanguard’s chief economist Joe Davis said investors need to be prepared for a significant downturn in the stock market, which is now at a 70 percent chance of crashing.
Fortune | Bitcoin was hovering just $300 shy of the vaunted $10,000 mark at one point on Monday but it could “easily” reach four times that amount by the end of 2018.
RT | Russia’s federal budget is prepared for the possible toughening of US sanctions.
Reuters | It surged as much as 4.5 percent on Monday.
WSJ | Investors say stock rally is a culmination of improving corporate earnings, strengthening economies and supportive monetary policies.
Zero Hedge | Bitcoin’s surge continues as Asia re-opens.
Breitbart | “In an extensive media campaign, George Soros himself joined the debate on the future of Europe’s migration issues with an international and Hungarian media blitz.”
WSJ | The wealthy have tucked billions into private nonprofits—where the IRS can’t touch it.
RT | The value of the second largest cryptocurrency ethereum has smashed an all-time high of $425.55 on Thursday night, according to data from digital money website Coinmarketcap.
Zero Hedge | 2017 has seen the biggest drop in American firearms sales in history.