Crypto Press's Morning Crypto News Digest - 8/21/2019 12:01:26 PM - UTC

8/21/2019 12:00:01 PM,$BTC | #BTC - bitcoin's Current Price: ▲ $10189.7303 | 1h ▲ : 0.41 % | 24h ▼ : -4.58 % | 7d ▼ : -3.2% | More on: Bitcoin Information

8/21/2019 12:00:01 PM,$ETH | #ETH - ethereum's Current Price: ▼ $188.0233 | 1h ▼ : -0.05 % | 24h ▼ : -4.72 % | 7d ▼ : -8.17% | More on: Ethereum Information

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: A market wide dump this Wednesday has seen $15 billion exit crypto markets as Bitcoin leads them back down again. The choppy conditions have continued and BTC has remained range bound for now but this could be its fifth foray into four figure prices.\nWeekly Crypto Gains Wiped Out\nSince the weekend, BTC has been steadily gaining ground above $10k. A golden cross on the hourly time frame with the 50 and 200 moving averages indicated that this trend was strengthening. However, ... ,

Bitcoin miners in China already have to deal with a government that wants to stamp out their industry. Add to that natural disasters such as flooding and landslides, and they have a full plate to contend with.\nSichuan Bitcoin Farms Hit by Floods\nAccording to government services, monsoon flooding in China during July and August has claimed the lives of over 200 people. Recent reports indicate that western Sichuan province has been the hardest hit with 8 killed and 23 missing ...

India’s supreme court chastises central bank over crypto ban

The liquidator for the collapsed Cryptopia exchange says the way the platform was managed is slowing up the task of determining user holdings.

Bitcoin shakes off new miner outages after China floods

Central banks are igniting Bitcoin’s valuation, argues the Financial Times' chief correspondent for international finance

A severe rainstorm in China's southwest has led to fatal mudslides, causing some local hydropower plants and bitcoin miners to halt operations.

A severe rainstorm in China's southwest has led to fatal mudslides, causing some local hydropower plants and bitcoin miners to halt operations.

A market wide dump this Wednesday has seen $15 billion exit crypto markets as Bitcoin leads them back down again. The choppy conditions have continued and BTC has remained range bound for now but this could be its fifth foray into four figure prices.\nWeekly Crypto Gains Wiped Out\nSince the weekend, BTC has been steadily gaining ground above $10k. A golden cross on the hourly time frame with the 50 and 200 moving averages indicated that this trend was strengthening. However, ...