Bitcoin punched through $60,000 once again after topsy-turvy couple of weeks saw the flagship cryptocurrency rising and falling between $52,000 and $59,000. The $60k line has been repeatedly tested since Bitcoin (BTC) set an all-time high of $61,701 on March 13.

Every now and then I see the phrase “I can’t believe this app is free!” on Twitter. Every time I do, it makes me a little uneasy. Is Twitter free? Is any social network free? I know that I’m the product and not the customer to some extent, but what does “free” actually mean in 2021?

The debate around the value of cryptocurrencies, and bitcoin in particular, continues in financial markets as leading institutional investors debate its role in portfolios. One strategist with an optimistic take on bitcoin’s value is Dhaval Joshi, chief strategist for BCA Research’s Counterpoint product. He shared questions from one of his skeptical clients and answered them.

China’s electricity-hungry bitcoin mines that power nearly 80% of the global trade in cryptocurrencies risk undercutting the country’s climate goals, a study in the journal Nature has said. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies rely on “blockchain” technology, which is a shared database of transactions, with entries that must be confirmed and encrypted. The network is secured by individuals called “miners” who use high-powered computers to verify transactions, with bitcoins offered as a reward. Those computers consume enormous amounts of electricity.

It's about to get a lot easier to earn bitcoin thanks to a first-of-its-kind credit card: the Bitcoin Rewards Credit Card. While there are debit cards by Coinbase and Fold that offer bitcoin rewards, this is the first credit card that rewards you with the cryptocurrency, instead of points or miles.

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Billionaire investor Mike Novogratz told CNBC in an interview Wednesday that he is shocked at the pace of crypto adoption now that big Wall Street players are moving into the space.

Payments giant PayPal is set to announce the launch of its cryptocurrency service for merchants, according to a report.

When Bitcoin surged to an all-time high of $17,000 in late 2017, the cryptocurrency headlined media outlets and financial journals — but not for the right reasons. Analysts and major institutional figureheads bashed and ostracized the promising digital asset, dubbing it a “fraud” and “useless as a payment system.” Not soon after, Bitcoin suffered a major correction, with prices plummeting down 70% in a single year.

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced late Tuesday that it is now possible to buy Tesla vehicles in the U.S. with bitcoin. The automaker last month revealed that it had bought $1.5 billion worth of bitcoin and that it would soon start accepting the world’s most popular cryptocurrency as a form of payment.

Bitcoin purchases grew between 2019 and 2020 in Morocco on peer-to-peer platforms, despite being banned in the country since 2017.

The year is 2021. The divide between the rich and poor has never been more damning.

Bitcoin has climbed through March after its huge early 2021 rally came off the boil in February. The bitcoin price has returned to near its all-time high of just over $60,000 per bitcoin, settling just under the psychological level. Now, with bitcoin traders and investors searching for signs of what might move the market, a record near-$6 billion worth of bitcoin options are set to expire this Friday, March 26.

Tesla recently announced its $ 1.5 billion investment in Bitcoin in a regulatory filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as part of company annual earnings report.

Visa seemingly plans to follow in PayPal's fresh footsteps as it works to adopt Bitcoin.The firm's CEO Alfred Kelly said on Fortune’s Leadership Next podcast on Tuesday that the payment processing behemoth is willing to facilitate not only bitcoin purchases, but also spending functionalities, and in a big way...

Bitcoin crossed a record high of $60,000 on Saturday morning, continuing its rally as major companies and financial institutions adopt cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency, was at $60,415.34 as of 7:25 a.m. ET, according to Coinbase, recovering from a dip at the end of February that followed a previous record high that month.

The past year has been groundbreaking for Bitcoin. And most recently, cryptocurrencies hit an all-time high: over $ 61,000 per unit - missed by late-to-party investors. So what do the world's most famous investors think about Bitcoin?

The cryptocurrency market has gained widespread popularity and regulators in many jurisdictions have imposed taxation policies. Usually, Tax evaders face heavy penalties, but Japanese authorities have taken things up a notch and have sentenced one such defaulter to serve a year in prison, alongside a hefty fine of $200,000.