MarketWatch, the publishing department of the Dow Jones Media Group, announced on Wednesday, April 25 that it is beginning to track the market movements of eight more crypto-currencies, CoinDesk writes.
The MarketWatch website tracks the bitcoin price from 2014, but from now on, users will also be offered data on Ether, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Ethereum Classic, Monero, Dash and Zcash.
The new service will publish real-time quotations of these altcoys against the US dollar and the euro, as well as historical trends in the price movement, using the data from the Kraken crypto exchange.
"There is no doubt that our readers, as the world's most sophisticated investors, are following digital currencies, and we are happy with Kraken to extend real-time tracking to nine crypto-currencies," said MarketWatch general manager Dan Shar.
Recall last week, the financial news agency Dow Jones Media Group announced a partnership with the startup Brave. Within its framework, DJMG will test the possibilities of a blockbuster-developed platform for online advertising developed by a start-up, and will provide access to premium content of Barron's MarketWatch publications to about 2 million users of the Brave browser.
The MarketWatch website tracks the bitcoin price from 2014, but from now on, users will also be offered data on Ether, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Ethereum Classic, Monero, Dash and Zcash.
The new service will publish real-time quotations of these altcoys against the US dollar and the euro, as well as historical trends in the price movement, using the data from the Kraken crypto exchange.
"There is no doubt that our readers, as the world's most sophisticated investors, are following digital currencies, and we are happy with Kraken to extend real-time tracking to nine crypto-currencies," said MarketWatch general manager Dan Shar.
Recall last week, the financial news agency Dow Jones Media Group announced a partnership with the startup Brave. Within its framework, DJMG will test the possibilities of a blockbuster-developed platform for online advertising developed by a start-up, and will provide access to premium content of Barron's MarketWatch publications to about 2 million users of the Brave browser.
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