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bitcoin 2010s In Bitcoin: The Year 2018 - Forbes Bitcoin Continues To Trade In A Channel Pattern - Forbes Bitcoin 2020 — Blockchain's New Year Resolutions - Cointelegraph Latest Bitcoin price and analysis (BTC to USD) - Yahoo Finance 2010s In Bitcoin: The Year 2016 - Forbes 2010s In Bitcoin: The Year 2018 - Forbes Posted: 31 Dec 2019 12:54 PM PST I'm reviewing the 2010s in Bitcoin. This is the story about 2018 in Bitcoin. Read about 2017  here. In terms of price, 2018 represents Bitcoin's worst year on record. Bitcoin's correction from nearly $20,000 to just above $3,000 by the end of the year dominated headlines. From January 6 to February 6, the price of Bitcoin fell about 65 percent. By November 26, the price had declined more than 80% from its December 2017 peak.   The Bad Out of the gate in 2018, news from the financial industry in regard to Bitcoin was not great. Stripe, whic...

Expecting A Year-End Bonus Or Gift From Your Employer? Here’s What You Need To Know - Forbes Expecting A Year-End Bonus Or Gift From Your Employer? Here’s What You Need To Know - Forbes Posted: 13 Dec 2019 12:00 AM PST Getty As December 31 creeps closer, some employees are wondering what Santa will leave in their payroll stockings. Visions of huge bonuses - like the $10 million in bonuses to be paid to the 198 employees of Baltimore-based St. John Properties - may be dancing in their heads. But statistically, most bonuses and gifts are modest, if at all.  Still, a gift (or a bonus) is an excellent way to wrap up the year. But what does it mean for employees? If you receive a bonus or award from your employer - no matter how it's paid out (cash, jewelry, or Bitcoin) - you must report it as income in the year that it's received unless it's expressly excluded (like some stock options). If, however, your employer promises to pa...

Australian Dollar Up as China Manufacturing PMI Hangs On Above 50 - DailyFX Australian Dollar Up as China Manufacturing PMI Hangs On Above 50 - DailyFX Posted: 30 Dec 2019 05:29 PM PST Australian Dollar, China Purchasing Managers Index, Talking Points: December's PMI came in at 50.2 This matched November's print and marked another month of very modest expansion The service sector decelerated but its PMI remained well above the key 50 line AUD/USD MIXED Data provided by of clients are net long. of clients are net short. Change in Longs Shorts OI Daily 3% -2% 0% Weekly -1% 1% 0% The Australian Dollar didn't move much in session clearly thinned by the holidays on news that China's manufacturing sector managed to stay in expansion territory this month. Its official Purchasing Managers Index was 50.2, a tick above the 50.1 level markets expected and exactly the same...