Bitcoin Drops to $92,118 as Crypto Economy Shrinks by Nearly 12% – Markets and Prices Bitcoin News
Current market data shows bitcoin (BTC) plunged over 9% on Friday to a 24-hour low of $92,118 at 6:30 a.m. Eastern Time.
Apple begins pulling iPhone SE, 14, and 14 Plus from EU
The EU deadline to switch to USB-C is December 28th.
Pub staff struggled to keep up with giddy Shamrock Rovers fans who enjoyed every moment of Chelsea trip
About 2,000 Shamrock Rovers fans marched to Stamford Bridge, equating to about 14,000 internally concealed pints of beer
Children of Belfast woman who died in house fire ‘have lost everything’
Debbie Burns, 54, tragically died following a fire at her home in New Barnsley Park, West Belfast, on Monday, December 16, and her three children now face a tough road…
Cork Airport welcomes its three millionth passenger of 2024 with a luxury hamper
On arrival, Dr Muhammad Asim was met by airport management and presented with a bottle of champagne and a luxury hamper from Cork Airport Duty Free.
Crypto has a chance to join polite society — if it can get out of its own way
Since the election, it’s been Christmas morning for the crypto faithful.
Time Capsule Case for AirTags Extends Its Battery Life to 10 Years
The Time Capsule from ElevationLab relies on twin AA batteries instead of the Apple AirTag's CR2032 watch battery.
Jordie Barrett move to 12 for Leinster while Connacht start internationals
Five academy players in Leinster XV while both sides opt for 6:2 bench split.
Three Ireland mobile customers set for refund
Three Ireland is to refund €3.76m to about 14,000 customers after admitting to breaches of the roaming regulations
Crypto Market Sees $1.2 Billion in Liquidations as Bitcoin, Dogecoin, XRP and Solana Face Double-Digit Losses
Cryptocurrency prices have taken a significant hit, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Dogecoin and Solana all suffering major losses.
The Commodore 64 That Launched 42 Years Ago Is Still Being Used In A Doughnut Shop In Indiana As A Cash Register, With No Sign Of Failing
Despite launching more than four decades, two Commodore 64 computers are still going strong in a bakery shop located in Indiana