Metaplanet started buying Bitcoin in May 2024 as a strategic treasury reserve The Tokyo-listed company currently holds 1,761.98 Bitcoin It saw its Bitcoin yield reach 310% between October 1, 2024 to December 23, 2024 compared to 41% between July 1, 2024 to September 2024 Metaplanet
Bitfinex analysts believe Bitcoin could reach between $140,000 – $200,000 by mid-2025 “Consistent buying pressure” with ETFs will see future Bitcoin price correction “shorter in duration” If Bitcoin follows the 2021 cycle, it has the potential to reach $339,000 Bitcoin could surge to $200,000 under
The IMF said “potential risks” of El Salvador’s Bitcoin project will be “diminished significantly” A Bitcoin podcaster questioned the true cost of the IMF’s monetary assistance to El Salvador El Salvador will receive additional funding from other major banks in a financial package totaling over
The original vote was scheduled for December 11, but was postponed by Sherrod Brown, the Senate Banking Committee Chair Congress is due to stop on December 20, so it’s unlikely that Crenshaw will be renominated before President-elect Donald Trump enters the White House The crypto
2024 was a landmark year for the cryptocurrency market. It was a year when the market matured, barriers to the institutional investing world came down, and international regulations started to pave the way for digital currencies to enter the mainstream global financial system. With a
It’s been another busy week in the crypto market: Virgin Voyages accepts Bitcoin, Donald Trump selects Paul Atkins as next US SEC chair, Coinbase won’t work with anti-crypto law firms, Michael Saylor urges Microsoft to accept Bitcoin, and Bitcoin hits over $100,000 for the first
MicroStrategy’s stock has outperformed Amazon’s stock by 537% in the past year The proposal calls for Amazon to include some Bitcoin to maximize shareholder value without taking on too much risk Last week, Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy called on Microsoft to adopt Bitcoin, calling
El Salvador would also receive $1 billion in lending from the World Bank and $1 billion from the Inter-American Development Bank Under the IMF agreement, El Salvador would change a legal requirement making businesses accept Bitcoin as payment Since 2021, the IMF has been against