China's central bank said major financial institutions must stop providing trading, clearing and settlement for crypto transactions.
Payments with bitcoin, ether, shiba inu and chiliz will be available at its 24 venues.
Bitcoin tests $40K following positive comments from Tesla's CEO Elon Musk and hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones.
Bitcoin's weekly stochastic oscillator has turned up from oversold or below -20 levels, a positive sign for the cryptocurrency.
In March, the investment bank relaunched its cryptocurrency trading desk after a three-year hiatus.
Positive news from El Salvador couldn't completely overcome negative news out of China.
Bitcoin busted out a quick 5% gain early Thursday on positive news from that continent before losing some steam.
Pessimistic news isn’t stopping the crypto spot markets from looking bullish Wednesday.
Ether is providing some with hope as its momentum, in the form of volume, continues to beat bitcoin for the 10th straight day.
Momentum has deteriorated, supporting a lower high compared with May's peak.
Ether’s dominance is at 19.78%, the highest it has been since May 16.
Bitcoin dipped below $36K and ether fell under $2.6K on Tesla CEO’s bearish tweets, wiping out some leveraged players in the market.
Miners are subject to a 15% fee of the total crypto sent to their wallets for use of Norton's service.
Meanwhile, the cost of gas fees on the Ethereum network is near a three-month low.
Prices have since begun to cool, with intraday resistance around $38,000 for bitcoin and $2,730 for ether.