Cryptocurrencies

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<p>Four in 10 young people learn about money from social media.</p>

news

Cryptocurrencies and housing among financial interests of young people, survey finds

Mobile apps are the most popular way to track finances among people aged between 12 and 20, with 96% saying talking about money is important

<p>Statue of Satoshi Nakamoto, a presumed pseudonym used by the inventor of Bitcoin in Budapest, Hungary. Picture: Janos Kummer/Getty Images</p>

people

Bernard O'Shea: The mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto and a little bit of Bitcoin

economy

Bitcoin wobbles on talk of Biden plan to increase capital gains tax

economy

Tax evasion is cheating US out of $1tn a year, IRS chief claims

companies

Bitcoin nears all-time high ahead of rival cryptocurrency IPO

news

Gardaí warn that investment scams are 'wiping out' people's savings

Money really makes the world go round

Monetary inventions are nothing new, and despite warnings that the cryptocurrency revolution is a sham, millions worldwide remain excited by it, writes Robert J Shiller.

Tue, 29 May, 2018

Acca sounds Bitcoin alert

The use of cryptocurrencies for money laundering and terror financing could set Irish crime detection back 20 years, an accountancy body has warned.

Thu, 15 Mar, 2018

US billionaire Warren Buffett warns Bitcoin is heading for ’bad ending’

US billionaire Warren Buffett has ruled out a foray into cryptocurrencies, warning that the Bitcoin boom will "come to a bad ending".

Wed, 10 Jan, 2018