Cryptocurrency Section Gets Two Important Updates
What's New | Aug 23, 2017 08:55AM ET
We’ve made two valuable additions to our cryptocurrency section:
Here’s a detailed breakdown of the new features:
All Cryptocurrencies Page
Investing.com now has a database of every cryptocurrency in existence – currently over 1,000 and constantly growing.
From well-known cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Etherium, to lesser-known coins with names like President Trump and PutinCoin, our list has them all, allowing you to monitor the market caps and performances for even the most obscure cryptocurrencies.
Here’s an example of some mainstream digital currencies:
And here’s an example of some currencies you may have never heard of:
Dedicated Pages
We now have specific profile pages for all of the most popular cryptocurrencies.
These dedicated pages have several key features:
- Overview charts
- Real-time exchange rates
- FAQs
These are basic line or candlestick charts for individual currencies. Like all overview charts on Investing.com, you can choose both the timeframes for each candlestick, as well as the time period you want the chart to display.
Real-time exchange rates
Connected to the live feeds of over 20 exchanges, you can get real-time info on cryptocurrency exchange rates and performances – based on both which exchange you’re using, as well as your desired quote currency.
Please note: If you don’t see a particular currency option, it’s because it’s not possible to directly trade that pair. However, you can still use Investing.com’s Currency Converter to calculate the correct exchange rate.
FAQs
Cryptocurrencies are relatively new investment vehicles, and many people might not yet understand exactly how they work. For example, terms like “blockchain,” “mining,” and “wallet” get thrown around all the time when discussing digital money, but you might not know exactly what they mean.
The FAQ section is still a work in progress – more questions come in all the time, and there are more cryptocurrencies every day. Thus far, we have answers to the most frequently asked questions for some of the most popular cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin.
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