Search Engine Google has restored live price charts for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in search results after removing them for a brief period.
The restoration comes amid outrage from the crypto community after Google removed price charts of Bitcoin, Ethereum and other popular cryptocurrencies from search results and shifted them to Google Finance website/mobile app.
Users can once again type queries like “Bitcoin price” or “Ethereum price” to see up-to-date charts, a feature that has been available for the last seven years.
Previously, while stock and index graphs remained visible in search results, cryptocurrency price graphs were missing. Users were directed to Google Finance for pricing updates, but that platform’s last updates were captured on October 7, raising concerns about technical issues. Google had not provided an official explanation during that time, which led to speculation among cryptocurrency enthusiasts.
Now, with the restoration of these charts, cryptocurrency lovers can easily check current prices directly on Google. This change allows for quick access to important information in a rapidly fluctuating market, making it easier for users to stay informed about their favorite cryptocurrencies.
The restoration of BTC and other crypto price charts was welcomed by the crypto community on X, however, it also left several doubts whether the removal was a technical glitch or deliberate step.
As Google persists in offering this helpful service, the users will be able to track the prices of cryptocurrencies more efficiently. For anyone who is an investor or just interested in the market, the return of these live charts is a welcome addition.
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