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HSBC has a policy change when it comes to cryptocurrency. The banks have become more strict about their rules and are now preventing customers from buying stocks from companies holding Bitcoins.
HSBC reportedly blacklists MicroStrategy's stock for investing in Bitcoin The investment banking giant now reportedly classifies MicroStrategy as a “virtual currency product.” 14272 Total views News Buying MicroStrategy stock is reportedly no longer possible for HSBC customers on the bank’s online trading platform — HSBC InvestDirect, or HIDC. According to a supposed message from the bank to its customers, HSBC has directed users that already own MicroStrategy stock not to buy additional shares. Twitter user Camiam claimed to have received such a message from the banking gia...
'); //]]>//--> By Nicholas Otieno Mar 11, 2021 5:00 AM PT Bitcoin has become a financial and cultural phenomenon, having been in existence only since 2009. While many people have heard of it, very few understand it. In short, Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, or digital currency, that allows transactions independent of the banking system. Some see digital currency as revolutionary because it lets people send funds as easily as emails, even across international borders. Although Bitcoin was originally developed to function as an alternative to fiat currencies (those that governments have given lega...
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Deposits $1bn+ real world greenbacks into digital dosh, may borrow to buy more Lindsay Clark Thu 25 Feb 2021 // 14:59 UTC Share Copy MicroStrategy, a company once well known for making enterprise software, has extended its investment in Bitcoin, buying 19,452 units of the cryptocurrency for around $1.026bn in cash at an average price of about $52,765 per coin, including fees and expenses. With users of its "intelligence everywhere" software including Hyatt Hotels, the American Red Cross, and Whole Foods Market, MicroStrategy has decided that Bitcoin was a good bet, at ...