-
+11 +1Keep Patience, Trust Bitcoin: El Salvador President has A Message for Bitcoin Investors
On Saturday, June 18, Bitcoin underwent another major price correction slipping under $20,000 for the first time since December 2020. As of press time, BTC is trading at $18,548 with a market cap of $354 billion. Panic has spread all across the crypto market making investors uncomfortable about the recent downside. El Salvador President Nayib Bukele has asked to take a chill pill and maintain patience in such testing times. In a message on Twitter, President Bukele wrote:
-
+10 +1El Salvador Bitcoin holdings have lost half their value, minister says not to worry
In brief: A lot of people are sweating over the tumbling price of Bitcoin, which was just $800 away from $20,000 only a few hours ago, but few have as much to lose as El Salvador. It adopted BTC as an official currency last year and holds 2,301 Bitcoin valued around $50.1 million at the time of writing. Unfortunately, the country paid a total of $105.6 million for the digital currency. Its Finance Minister isn't worried, though: he says the crash poses 'extremely minimal' fiscal risk to the South American nation.
-
+20 +1Binance Exchange Halts Bitcoin (BTC) Withdrawals Amid Turbulent Conditions
An official notification from the Binance team states that they are actively working on a solution. Zhao asserts that he expects the issue to be resolved in 30 mins.
-
+11 +1Which Bitcoin Miners Do Not Cut It Anymore?
As 2022 might be the most turbulent year in all history of crypto, it is no surprise that things taken for granted last year might not be up-to-date now. Bitdeer, a cryptocurrency cloud mining service platform, has brought an insight into which devices do not cut it for Bitcoin mining anymore.
-
+4 +1The Total Crypto Market Cap Drops under $1.2T, but Data show Traders are less inclined to sell
The cryptocurrency market cap has been dropping in the past 30 days and seems to have found its support at the $1.17 trillion level. On Monday, June 13, the Bitcoin price had dropped by about 10.57% in the past 24 hours, while the Ethereum price had dropped by 14.03%. This is according to data obtained from Coinbase, Binance, and CoinMarketCap.
-
+19 +1Two Positives of a Bitcoin Painful Market.
Red Is Red, I Want the Green Back.
-
+15 +1PayPal allows transfer of crypto to external wallets
PayPal Holdings Inc said on Tuesday it will now allow users to transfer cryptocurrencies including bitcoin to external wallets, nearly two years after the fintech giant opened up its platform to digital currencies.
-
+14 +1What the early days of Red Bull tell us about Bitcoin and the demise of altcoins
If you can have the original, why go for the copycat? In fact, Red Bull is one of the most prominent companies in Austria today and certainly one of the biggest global brands hailing from Austria. Its success is down to a tried and tested business strategy that is easy to understand but extremely hard to pull off: instead of competing with incumbents you just create a whole new product (sub)category.
-
+10 +1Satoshi Nakamoto: A mysterious guy who developed a trillion digital currency
Uncovering Satoshi Nakamoto will be a multi-year process in order to try to understand who really is this man and finally how decentralized bitcoin currency is. Nowadays, the total capital of crypto market is over half a trillion dollars with bitcoin dominance nearly 46% of total. Satoshi Nakamoto is the most mysterious man in the world. One unknown billionaire is hiding and people keep searching for the founder of Bitcoin. Vitalik Buterin explains who Satoshi Nakamoto really is.
-
+13 +1The shocking story of $500 millions in Bitcoin, lost forever in the dump
There have been a number of exciting stories in the Bitcoin world this week, but none more so than the story of James Howells. Howells is an IT specialist who mined 7,500 bitcoins back in 2009, when they were worth next to nothing.
-
+12 +1New York is now a step away from banning Bitcoin mining for two years
The state of New York had recently passed a bill to introduce a ban on proof of work mining. It prohibited any new Bitcoin mining operations in the state. Passed by the State assembly in April 2022, the proposal was to ban mining operations of Bitcoin for the next two years. The bill is now headed to the governor’s office where the governor shall give his assent and turn the bill into effective law.
-
+26 +1As Bitcoin Falters, Crypto Miners Brace for a Crash
Last year, as bitcoin’s price rose as high as $68,000, miners were having a blast. Their profits, according to some estimates, were hovering just under 90 percent, and many of them decided to expand their operations at a frantic pace, bracing for an even larger 2022 bonanza.
-
+11 +1Former FED Chair Ben Bernanke scared of Bitcoin and Stagflation
Former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke responded to questions about Bitcoin in an interview with CNBC that focused mostly on monetary policy, interest rates, and inflation. Speaking with Andrew Ross Sorkin in a segment that aired on Squawk Box last week, Bernake spoke a day ahead of his latest book release, which addresses Federal Reserve policy moves during the 21st century.
-
+15 +1Building Bitcoin To Last For Centuries
The Great Pyramid of Egypt held the record for tallest man-made structure for at least 3,800 years, and its 2.3 million blocks weigh 6 million tonnes. The massive granite blocks forming chambers at its core weigh up to 80 tonnes each and are situated over 40 meters above ground level. It is at the very least 4,500 years old, and even that barely conceivable age is based on surprisingly thin evidence: The realistic possibility exists that it is significantly older (do your own research, Bitcoiner — don’t trust, verify).
-
+4 +1Bitcoin Fixes Everything Because Broken Money Ruins Everything
“Bitcoin fixes this.” — it’s a meme you’ll see if you spend any time talking with Bitcoiners. Dog pooped in the living room? Bitcoin fixes this. Late for work? Bitcoin fixes that too. Ok, maybe it doesn’t fix everything, although I could make a straight faced argument how Bitcoin could possibly fix those. In truth, an absolutely monstrous number of problems are created by broken money and it’s completely not obvious that it’s because of the broken money.
-
+20 +1Despite the crypto crash, bitcoin still has a bright future
You might call it the cable that changed history. In the mid-19th century there were various attempts to lay cables across the Atlantic Ocean between Britain (Ireland) and the US. It took several failures, numerous bankruptcies and over ten years before they got it right. But eventually they did and on July 27 1866 Queen Victoria broadcast a message to US President Johnson…
-
+16 +1Over 10 million Bitcoin Addresses Hold At least 0.01 BTC or $298
Notably, the number of Bitcoin addresses with at least 0.01 BTC has been on an upward trend over the past year. For instance, from June 2021 to date, roughly one million addresses held at least 0.01 BTC. This trend points to general user confidence and an increasing number of HODLers despite market volatility that often shakes off weak hands.
-
+9 +1NFT scams, toxic 'mines' and lost life savings: the cryptocurrency dream is fading fast
Cryptocurrencies, according to their most ardent supporters, are supposed to supplant nations’ existing currencies and end central banks’ control over the money supply. Instead, individuals will be able to trade with each other in a decentralised, digital financial ecosystem. This is a good thing, they promise, because unlike states and their central banks, technology is incorruptible. Crypto-evangelists imagine technology as a replacement for social and political institutions.
-
+12 +1Binance Allocated Elon Musk $500 Million To Buy Twitter: Crypto Market News
The largest crypto exchange Binance allocated $500 million to Elon Musk for the purchase of Twitter (NYSE:TWTR), and Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) warned some customers from Russia about blocking accounts — these and other important news of the cryptocurrency market in our review.
-
+2 +1This is why the IMF hates Bitcoin
Last week, the crypto community was taken aback as the Central Bank of Argentina moved to prohibit retail banks from providing Bitcoin and cryptocurrency services.
Submit a link
Start a discussion




















