tldr; Google has removed live price charts for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies from its search results. Previously available since 2018, these charts no longer appear for queries like “Bitcoin price” or “Ethereum price.” The change has been noticed for several days, but Google has not clarified if it’s a temporary glitch or a permanent decision. Stock and index graphs remain visible. Cryptocurrency prices can still be accessed via Google Finance, though updates may be delayed. Users now need alternative sources for real-time crypto prices.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Harucifer on
Is this what adoption looks like?
InclineDumbbellPress on
Doesnt show Bitcoin but it shows the Doge price chart. What is going on here
Circusssssssssssssss on
Smart
They don’t want to be liable for when Bitcoin flash crashes or potentially collapses
Odd-Radio-8500 on
Probably Google is saving our eyes to get weak
/s
Ir0nic on
I also realized that Google finance in sheets is not updating crypto prices anymore…
Brilliant_Group_6900 on
So that people don’t buy before the run
libruary on
Google is useless except for Maps
futr5 on
I use Kagi search. Pay for it, but I’m not censored.
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Blueberry314E-2 on
Huh, must be some mistake. They only just added the .eth ENS name support.
CriticalCobraz on
Weird… I can’t see the price of BTC or ETH but why can I google the DOGE, XRP or ADA charts ?
yphase on
There’s a regulation that requires google not to interconnect their services, they removed several Google maps features from search as well.
They’re slowly phasing out crypto prices, before Bitcoin they removed several others like ETH, LTC or Nano.
Expect them to remove BNB, ADA, Doge and every other cryptocurrency in the coming weeks.
mobenben on
I bet it’s a bug.
erjo5055 on
Yet CNBC shows BTC prices. Dumb af
Franckisted on
Leftist google strike again.
Eurothrift on
So what google does not index and show is darknet material. Right?
middlemangv on
I don’t see a reason why they would remove it. It’s probably some glitch or something like that.
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tldr; Google has removed live price charts for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies from its search results. Previously available since 2018, these charts no longer appear for queries like “Bitcoin price” or “Ethereum price.” The change has been noticed for several days, but Google has not clarified if it’s a temporary glitch or a permanent decision. Stock and index graphs remain visible. Cryptocurrency prices can still be accessed via Google Finance, though updates may be delayed. Users now need alternative sources for real-time crypto prices.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Is this what adoption looks like?
Doesnt show Bitcoin but it shows the Doge price chart. What is going on here
Smart
They don’t want to be liable for when Bitcoin flash crashes or potentially collapses
Probably Google is saving our eyes to get weak
/s
I also realized that Google finance in sheets is not updating crypto prices anymore…
So that people don’t buy before the run
Google is useless except for Maps
I use Kagi search. Pay for it, but I’m not censored.
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Huh, must be some mistake. They only just added the .eth ENS name support.
Weird… I can’t see the price of BTC or ETH but why can I google the DOGE, XRP or ADA charts ?
There’s a regulation that requires google not to interconnect their services, they removed several Google maps features from search as well.
They’re slowly phasing out crypto prices, before Bitcoin they removed several others like ETH, LTC or Nano.
Expect them to remove BNB, ADA, Doge and every other cryptocurrency in the coming weeks.
I bet it’s a bug.
Yet CNBC shows BTC prices. Dumb af
Leftist google strike again.
So what google does not index and show is darknet material. Right?
I don’t see a reason why they would remove it. It’s probably some glitch or something like that.
Globalists dont want the people buying bitcoin