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Bitcoin climbs 8%. Just after midday London time, the price of the world’s most valuable digital currency climbed 8% to $53,544 a coin, according to data from Coin Metrics.
Bitcoin climbs 8% as cryptocurrency market attempts a comeback Read More
It has been stated that the US Department of Justice and the National Revenue Office have opened an investigation against Binance for money laundering and tax issues.
Investigation launched against Binance in the USA Read More
After the price of Bitcoin fell Friday following Elon Musk’s “breakup tweet,” Alex Machinsky, CEO of Celsius Network, discounted the Tesla (TSLA) CEO’s role in cryptocurrency at the Bitcoin Conference 2021 in Miami.
Is Elon Musk just ‘a heartbreak tourist’ in crypto universe? Read More
Popular myth would have you believe the entrepreneurs and CEOs working in the internet and technology sectors have built up their companies from scratch. This, however, would overlook the enormous role government investment has played in making funds available for the research and development of the products and services these companies offer.
Does Crypto need any State Pantronage? Read More
Mutual fund titan Bill Miller is talking bitcoin again. “One of the things that’s interesting about bitcoin is that it gets less risky the higher it goes,” Miller told CNBC Friday. “That’s the opposite of what happens with most stocks.”
Bitcoin is ‘Less risky the higher it goes’ Read More
Is Bitcoin really digital gold? Bitcoin’s supply is limited like gold. There are only 21 million Bitcoins that can be mined, and it is stated that the last ones can be obtained in 2150.
Is Bitcoin really digital gold? Read More
The Ghost of October to return? US President Donald Trump’s positive coronavirus test led to increased turmoil in the early days of October.
The Ghost of October to return? Read More
Wall Street s worst day for three decades, shell-shocked investors had no idea how much further the market was likely to fall as the coronavirus pandemic spread fear of a global recession.
Wall Street dazed and confused after worst day since 1987 Read More
Crash Monday. The working week began in the City of London with oil prices down by 30% and the leading barometer of UK shares registering falls of more than 8%,
Crash Monday: This is the price we’re paying for a decade of cheap money? Read More
Stocks traded in Europe and Asia dropped due to an increase in cases outside of China, after concerns over the effects of coronavirus strengthened, while US index futures moved downwards. US Treasury bills and gold gained value.
Global Markets: Stocks drop with spread of virus outside China, gold rises Read More