Crypto-coins get an upgrade in pricing

Cryptocurrency prices have risen over the past week, with the digital currency currently trading at $1,936.60.

This price increase comes amid continued efforts by Chinese authorities to crack down on online criminal activity, including the shutdown of a major Chinese cryptocurrency exchange and a crackdown on cryptocurrencies that are used for illegal transactions.

While cryptocurrencies are a growing and highly regulated market, there are concerns that the crackdown on Chinese cryptocurrency exchanges could further increase the price of cryptocurrencies by driving up the price and potentially reducing consumer choice.

The most popular cryptocurrencies are Bitcoin and Ethereum, which are valued at around $9 billion and $5.5 billion respectively.

The price of Bitcoin has risen from $2,300 to more than $5,000 in just the past 24 hours.

Ethereum, meanwhile, has risen more than 30% in the past month.

Despite the current price increase, however, there is a major problem with crypto-currencies, according to a recent report from research firm Technavio.

Technavo found that cryptocurrencies have been a key driver of the price increase over the last week, as the digital currencies are increasingly traded for physical goods and services.

As of March 17, the average value of digital currencies traded was $2.1 billion.

On the same day, bitcoin was trading at a $3,000 price, and ether at a whopping $19,600.

While there are currently many cryptocurrency traders out there who are buying, selling, and trading crypto-currency assets, the most prominent market in the cryptocurrency space is the online auction market.

The largest online auction site is EtherDelta, which has over 10 million active users and a market cap of more than 1.4 billion US dollars.

This means that the cryptocurrency market is extremely popular, but the fact that there are so many sites is a concern.

Techna-vio has recently launched its own marketplace, and while there are plenty of listings, they tend to be small.

The market has also seen an uptick in popularity lately, as many cryptocurrency fans have begun to explore the market in greater detail.

In this new analysis, Technav.io found that in recent days, the price growth has been particularly significant, particularly for the digital assets.

The cryptocurrency market has experienced a sharp increase in activity in the last 24 hours, with prices rising over 400% in just a few hours.

Techni-Vio, meanwhile has seen a 30% increase in its price over the same period.

While the digital cryptocurrency market remains highly volatile, it is also a very lucrative business.

For every 100 million bitcoin sold, there’s a total of $1.3 million in fees paid by the seller, according the TechnavIO report.

This includes the fees for sending and receiving bitcoin payments, and the fees that come with the use of blockchain technology to verify transactions.

There is also the opportunity to make money off the cryptocurrency exchange market, according a report from the Bitcoin Association of North America.

In a recent analysis, the Bitcoin Foundation found that over 80% of all bitcoin transactions are now done through cryptocurrency exchanges.

The trade value of the cryptocurrency, which is the total amount of bitcoin in circulation, is estimated at more than US $2 trillion.

This type of activity also allows the users to avoid the risk of losing funds and the potential loss of their bitcoins by not having to worry about the possibility of the funds being stolen.

Technivio found in its latest analysis that more than 10% of the Bitcoin network is run on cryptocurrency mining, which makes it a profitable business for the company.

While cryptocurrency is still not widely used in the United States, it has become increasingly popular in other countries, such as China.

The government there has recently cracked down on cryptocurrency transactions.

In the past few weeks, Chinese authorities have shut down several major cryptocurrency exchanges, including OKCoin, which was the largest of them all.OKCoin has been in China since 2013, and was the first to allow Bitcoin to be traded.

However, it was recently reported that the Chinese government had closed several other cryptocurrency exchanges including OKcoin, Bitstamp, and Huobi.