Google Reintroduces Price Charts for Bitcoin and Ethereum in Search Results

In a recent development, Google has reintroduced price charts for Bitcoin and Ethereum in its search results, addressing a recent disruption that left cryptocurrency.

Google has brought back price charts for Bitcoin and Ethereum in its search results.

The charts were temporarily removed over the weekend, sparking discussions and theories within the crypto community.

Previously, users searching for Bitcoin or Ethereum were shown real-time price charts directly in the search results, allowing them to quickly check the current valuations without visiting external sites.

However, during the outage, Bitcoin's price chart was absent, while stock prices remained unaffected, continuing to provide detailed information.

Interestingly, the price chart for Dogecoin remained available, along with Google’s Ethereum Name Service (ENS) balances feature, which continued to function as usual.

Following this disruption, a Google representative clarified that the company relies on third-party sources for financial data.

When inaccuracies arise, they may temporarily suspend the information until the issue is rectified.

This explanation suggests that the prior data related to Bitcoin’s pricing had been deemed untrustworthy.

The incident sparked various reactions online, with some speculating on the reasons behind the removal.

While the majority of users expressed frustration, some construed it as an undue influence or censorship, despite the eventual restoration.

The swift return of the charts underscores Google’s commitment to providing accurate and timely financial information to its users.