Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital currencies hit rock bottom in 2022. Many of them crashed and experienced dips of 70 percent or more. Now, BlackRock – a famed investing firm – has stated that many assets and businesses that have moved in tandem with bitcoin and crypto are not likely to heal in the coming months, and that the Federal Reserve will not come to the rescue like they have with rate hikes. BlackRock Predicts Gloom and Doom for 2023 With talk of recession...
Read More »Tim Draper Still Thinks Big Things Will Happen for BTC
Bitcoin had an extremely rough year in 2022. The price crashed, and the asset lost more than 70 percent of its value. Nothing could have prepared us for such a dramatic decline in the standing of the world’s largest and most popular digital currency, and yet there are some – such as venture capitalist Tim Draper – that refuse to give up on it. Tim Draper Still Loves BTC In a recent interview, Draper stated that 2023 will be the year in which bitcoin reaches a whopping...
Read More »Group One Declares 13.5% Options Ownership in MicroStrategy
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Read More »Bitcoin Price Analysis: BTC Climbs And Aims Steady Increase
Bitcoin price started a fresh increase from the $16,650 zone against the US Dollar. The price is now trading above $17,000 and the 55 simple moving average (4-hours). There is a key bullish trend line forming with support near $17,050 on the 4-hours chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Coinbase). The pair could continue to move up if it stays above the $17,000 resistance zone. Bitcoin price is rising above $17,000 against the US Dollar. BTC might extend gains if...
Read More »Mark Mobius Says Bitcoin Could Fall to $10K
The price of bitcoin has taken several hard hits over the past 14 months, but according to legendary investor Mark Mobius, he thinks things are going to get a lot worse before they get better. In fact, he sees the world’s number one digital currency by market cap falling to a new low of $10K before it begins its rebound. Mark Mobius Isn’t Crazy About Bitcoin Mobius has never been a bitcoin fan. At times, he’s referred to it in rather derogatory ways, even calling it a...
Read More »JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Reiterates Bearish Stance on Bitcoin and Other Virtual Assets
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Read More »Didi Taihuttu Is Moving All His BTC to Defi Platforms
Didi Taihuttu and his family – often dubbed the “bitcoin family” due to their devotion to the world’s number one digital currency – are still confident in bitcoin and aren’t letting last year’s price flops and the collapse of FTX get to them. However, things have changed enough that they’re moving their bitcoin over and finding new ways of securing it. Didi Taihuttu Feels Strongly About Defi Many years ago, Taihuttu, his wife, and their three daughters sold everything...
Read More »Bitcoin (BTC) Price Clears Key $17,000 Resistance, Eyes $18,000 Mark
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Read More »European Central Bank: Bitcoin Is Quickly Becoming Irrelevant
The European Central Bank has issued a statement claiming that bitcoin is on its way out and closely approaching “irrelevance.” The European Central Bank Is not a Bitcoin Fan The financial institution released a blog entitled “Bitcoin’s Last Stand” that details the fall of the world’s number one digital currency. Interestingly, the bank does not refer to FTX and its November collapse as the reason as to why bitcoin is doing so poorly. Rather, it hints that bitcoin was on...
Read More »Singapore Takes Big Measures to Protect Crypto Holders
When it comes to risky assets like crypto, Singapore banks are no longer required to hold 1:1 in collateral, but rather 1.25:1. What this means is that for every $1 in cryptocurrency, a financial institution needs to hold $1.25 in regular cash. This is designed to ensure there are enough reserves in place to cover losses or other problems should the crypto industry decide to crash and burn all over again. Singapore Is Trying to Stop Future Crypto Problems 2022 was one of...
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