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• Bitcoin Crash: Why are BTC Prices Falling? January 6, 2022
  Bitcoin price is down by more than 7% as the Federal Reserve announced shrinking the balance sheet. In 2021, Bitcoin observed a growing number of investors because the Fed decided to print $4 trillion money for Covid relief packages. That is why the step to shrink the USA balance sheet may put downward pressure on […]
  Roxanne Williams
• The Great Reset Triggers a Bitcoin Network Upgrade December 31, 2021
  The post-pandemic world has flipped the way our society has worked for years now. While the world economies were receiving the blows of poverty and unemployment during the pandemic, cryptocurrencies proved to be a haven for investors that reduced the risks. It was not very long until these currencies caught the eyes of the world […]
  Roxanne Williams
• Bitcoin Hovers Near $48k Ahead of Fresh Key US Inflation Data December 10, 2021
  The main idea of Bitcoin is to develop a programmable agreement without the intervention of a third-party association. Many investors and ordinary people consider it a form of asset that will increase in value in the future. Moreover, the Bitcoin asset distribution helps the company raise money for a secure environment. After the pandemic, Bitcoin […]
  Scott Cook
• Bitcoin Price Plunges; Crypto Market Loses $500 Billion December 6, 2021
  Bitcoin price drops significantly on Saturday. More precisely, it loses 10% of its value within one hour. Overall, the world’s largest cryptocurrency is down by almost 18%. The cryptocurrency market cap dipped almost $500 billion, whereas BTC’s market cap crashed by almost $200 billion. Besides that, the top 5 cryptocurrencies also lost their values in […]
  David Cox
• Bitcoin Competing with the US Banking System December 2, 2021
  The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler stated on Wednesday, 1st December that Bitcoin is a rival to the US financial system and its global consensus. Gensler spoke at the DACOM Summit 2021, a live-streamed regulatory and marketplace integrity event on Wednesday. The SEC chairman was joined by Jay Clayton, who served as […]
  David Cox
• Invesco’s First Physical Bitcoin Fund Goes Live in Europe November 30, 2021
  Invesco recently announced its first BTC exchange-traded product. The asset manager talked to ETF Stream about its latest sport, BTC exchange-traded product in Europe. The tool is physically supported by actual BTC and delivers the BTC minus fees’ performance by monitoring the CoinShares BTC Hourly Reference Rate. Gary Buxton, Invesco’s head of indexed strategies and […]
  Roxanne Williams
• Cathie Wood Predicts $560K Bitcoin Value in 5 Years November 29, 2021
  Despite the crypto market’s constant fluctuations, several experts are showing immense faith. The latest example of the movement is Cathie Wood, who sees Bitcoin reaching 560,000 dollars in five years. The CEO of Ark Invest is substantially optimistic about crypto, estimating over 800% growth in its market value. Cathie’s evaluation is not surprising as the […]
  Trevor Holman
• Bitcoin (BTC) Is Making the M-Shaped Price Correction November 23, 2021
  Bitcoin is the most popular and widely recognized cryptocurrency. It allows peer-to-peer transactions in a decentralized protocol. The best parts of this crypto are: It is a form of digital money that exists beyond the system of states and financial institutions.  It can be transferred globally without any centralized systems.  It comes with a monetary […]
  Scott Cook
• El Salvador Planning Bitcoin City & $500M of $1b BTC Bond November 22, 2021
  Earlier this year, El Salvador made history by announcing the first legal Bitcoin tender in the world. The crypto nation has followed the momentum to announce the world’s first Bitcoin City. President Nayib Bukele talked about the city during his presentation at Bitcoin Week.  The country plans to locate the city around the Gulf of […]
  David Cox