Month: April 2020
Bitcoin Futures Surge as Investor Confidence Rebounds Amid Economic Uncertainty
Bitcoin futures hit record volumes as investor confidence rebounds amid ongoing economic uncertainty. Explore market dynamics now!
Bitcoin Battles $7,000 Resistance Amid $10 Oil Predictions
Bitcoin aims to flip $7,000 resistance to support while oil markets face predictions of a $10 barrel price amidst economic turmoil.
The Evolution of Craig Wright’s Views on Bitcoin and WikiLeaks
Craig Wright’s evolving perspective on Bitcoin use by WikiLeaks reveals contradictions and legal challenges brewing in the cryptocurrency world.
Will Bitcoin Bounce Back? Bullish Predictions Amid Market Fluctuations
Mike Novogratz predicts Bitcoin could retest $20,000 by the end of 2020 amid market fluctuations. Will his forecasts pan out?
Revolut Expands Cryptocurrency Services to All Users Amid Economic Turmoil
Revolut has expanded its cryptocurrency services to all users, providing access amid economic challenges. Trade with a 1.5% fee.
Chris Larsen’s COVID-19 Recovery and Call for Antibody Donations
Chris Larsen Emerges Stronger In a surprising twist that caught the crypto world off guard, Chris Larsen, co-founder and executive chairman of Ripple, recently shared [more…]
Spain’s Tax Authority Targets 66,000 Cryptocurrency Holders Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Spain’s tax authority targets 66,000 crypto holders, reminding them of tax obligations during the pandemic. Stay informed to avoid surprises!
Understanding Crypto Prices: The Real Impact of Staking vs Announcements
Explore the dynamics of cryptocurrency prices: How staking, project announcements, and market sentiment influence price movements.
Bitcoin Price Drops Amid Market Turmoil: Will It Bounce Back?
Bitcoin’s recent price plunge mirrors market chaos. Can BTC recover? Explore insights and trading strategies amid the ongoing crisis.
Why Bitcoin Might Just Be the New Gold Amid Pandemic Panic
Max Keiser predicts a shift from gold to Bitcoin as the pandemic disrupts precious metal supplies.
