Bitcoin fell below $20,000 over the weekend amid selling pressure across equities and crypto. BTC price is back above the key level, with bulls currently battling bears around $20,245. The Bitcoin market is unfazed by the reported release of 140,000 Mt.Gox bitcoin to creditors. Bitcoin
Bitcoin price fell sharply on Friday to break below $21,000 following remarks by Jerome Powell. The downside followed a similar reaction on Wall Street, with S&P 500 falling 2%. Powell said in his Jackson Hole speech that the Fed would remain aggressive till the “job
Ripio, an Argentinian crypto firm, has unveiled a Visa card in Brazil that allows users to pay using cryptocurrencies and in return earn cashback rewards in bitcoin (BTC). The Visa card is a prepaid debit card and shall be used with any merchant that accepts
Crypto winter has seen crypto prices fall to new cycle lows Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says its difficult to predict markets, but foresees the crypto market recovery taking a year or more. Armstrong hints at Coinbase being prepared for the down cycle after going through
This year has been brutal thus far in the cryptocurrency markets. Among the bearish developments has been a bunch of centralised entities filing for bankruptcy, the most high-profile of whom was Celsius. Against this backdrop, the mantra of “not your keys, not your coins” rings
Bitcoin could rally towards the $22k resistance level over the coming hours as the broader market slowly recovers. The cryptocurrency market is slowly recovering today, following a slow start to the week. After losing more than 3% of its value on Monday, the crypto market
Anthony Scaramucci says Bitcoin needs to reach a billion wallets to start being regarded as an inflation hedge. He is however bullish on the crypto markets, predicting a recovery going into end of the year. Scaramucci also says the meme stock situation remains due to
Bitcoin is down by more than 60% from its all-time high, but Bakkt’s CEO says the leading cryptocurrency isn’t going away. Gavin Michael, the CEO of ICE-owned Bakkt, told Yahoo Finance in an interview on Friday that Bitcoin isn’t going away. He made this statement