Bitcoin is back above $4000 again as total crypto market cap reaches $141 Billion!

Cryptocurrencies Market Overview - September 27, 2017

• Bitcoin is trading nicely above $4000 US Dollar once again. Even at $4078 right now :-)
• Steem is also showing a nice 8% surge to $1.17.
• Another significant altcoin movement came from Ripple, who overtook Bitcoin Cash today as the 3rd largest cryptocurrency based on market capitalization.

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Bitcoin 4 Hour Chart

First resistance at $4122, support at $3970.

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Latest Crypto News - September 27, 2017

Bitcoin Price Surpasses $4,000 Again as Momentum Looks Promising

Cryptocurrency markets are constantly evolving and it turns out good things are happening to the Bitcoin price right now. More specifically, we have a Bitcoin price increase of 2.95% on our hands right now. This is an interesting development, although it was only a matter of time until Bitcoin would surpass $4,000 once again. Whether or not this is the sign of reaching a new all-time high before the end of the year, remains to be determined.
_{Read more: themerkle.com}

Morgan Stanley CEO Rejects Dimon: "Bitcoin Is Certainly More Than A Fad"

Two weeks after JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's now infamous "Bitcoin is a fraud" comments, Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman told The Wall Street Journal today that Dimon is wrong and "Bitcoin is certainly more than a fad... the concept of an anonymous currency is an interesting concept."
_{Read more: zerohedge.com}

First Cash, Now Gold? Another Bitcoin Hard Fork Is on the Way

Bitcoin, bitcoin cash, bitcoin gold? There could be as many as four cryptocurrencies bearing the bitcoin name if a small group of miners and developers carry out a planned fork of the blockchain this month.
_{Read more: coindesk.com}

It's Political: Why China Hates Bitcoin and Loves the Blockchain

The crypto community is once again reeling from a Chinese crackdown and trying to read the tea leaves on Beijing's next move.
_{Read more: coindesk.com}

Distinguished London Gold Dealer Accepts Bitcoin for Payment

The number of merchants accepting Bitcoin as a means of payment has steadily increased over the past year. The latest to accept Bitcoin is Sharps Pixley, a London gold dealer.
_{Read more: cointelegraph.com}

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European Central Bank: Regulating Bitcoin "Not Within Our Powers"

The European Central Bank has no powers to regulate Bitcoin or prohibit digital currencies, said the central bank's president Mario Draghi.
_{Read more: cryptovest.com}

Bitstamp Gives Users Bitcoin Cash But ‘Postpones’ Trading Indefinitely

Cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp has credited users with Bitcoin Cash, while announcing it will postpone trading “until further notice.”
_{Read more: cointelegraph.com}

Japan Considers Launching J-Coin, Eliminating Cash Before Tokyo 2020 Games

Banks in Japan are considering creating a digital currency, the J-Coin, intended to eliminate cash as a payment option. The news broke through an article indicating that the coin is being planned with the blessing of financial regulators for before the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo and is intended to streamline the financial system.
_{Read more: cointelegraph.com}

Bahrain “Open to Bitcoin” and Blockchain

Bahrain is closely looking at digital currencies. According to Khalid Al Rumaihi, the chief executive of the Economic Development Board of Bahrain, the Bahrain’s finance ministry is keen on adopting digital currencies and had even suggested that Bahrain could issue “bonds on a digital currency.”
_{Read more: coinjournal.net}

Forecaster Gerald Celente: Banks Are Afraid of Bitcoin

Trend forecaster and commentator Gerald Celente said in a new interview that he believes that banks are "afraid" of bitcoin.
_{Read more: coindesk.com}

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