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Report: Financial Advisors Increasingly Interested In Cryptocurrency

The cryptocurrency index and beta fund provider, BitWise, recently published a report regarding how financial advisors look at digital assets. Partnering with numerous information sources on the matter, the company concludes that cryptocurrencies are becoming more attractive to advisors and their clients.Increased Interest For CryptocurrenciesBitWise and ETF Trends conducted the report by questioning 415 U.S.-based financial advisors. The paper seeks to understand how they and their clients...

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VanEck Report: Holding 3% Bitcoin In Your Portfolio Improves Performance Substantially

VanEck, New York-based investment management company, recently published a report regarding Bitcoin and its role in the market. By outlining the digital asset’s benefits, the paper showcases its potential to serve as an investment instrument and as a store of value.Even 1% Bitcoin Can Raise The PortfolioFounded in 1955, VanEck is a global investment firm that offers investment options in ETFs, Mutual Fund Management, hard assets, precious metals, and more. Recently, the company published a...

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4 Best Wallets For Staking Cryptocurrencies In 2020

Coin staking is becoming very popular among cryptocurrency investors. One of the reasons for that is because it allows holders to earn passively. Amid stacking pools and wallets, more and more exchanges are jumping on the staking bandwagon as well.The increased interest was recently exemplified in a recent Binance Research report, showing that the total amount being staked exceeds $6.4 billion.What Is Staking?Essentially, staking requires the investor to “lock” a certain amount of coins that...

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Warren Buffett Regrets Passing On Google, Is He Making The Same Mistake With Bitcoin?

The legendary investor Warren Buffett and his firm Berkshire Hathaway knew about Google way ago. They had direct information early on about how lucrative its business would be but decided to pass on investing in the Internet search giant.Buffett says he’s really regretting that decision now. Google has become one of the very few $1 trillion dollar market cap U.S. companies. You could count them all on one hand.An investment of $500 million in 2013 would have grown in value to nearly $2.5...

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Bakkt’s President: The Days Of Unregulated Bitcoin Derivatives Exchanges Won’t Last Forever

Bakkt, the Bitcoin Futures trading platform for institutions, had caused a lot of positive noise before its actual launch in mid-2019.The platform is backed by ICE, and since its launch, there is a constant growth in its daily reported traded volume. It had crossed the benchmark of 6,000 delivered Bakkt Bitcoin Futures. Those are contracts traded at ICE Futures US.Earlier today, during a closed Bakkt event in Tel Aviv attended by CryptoPotato, President Adam White discussed the current state...

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Deutsche Bank Sees How The Internet Compares To Blockchain Technology

An interesting graphic compiled by Deutsche Bank compares the early-stage evolution of the Internet and blockchain technology. It shows that the two have relatively similar difficult beginnings, but ultimately the former receives more mass adoption than the latter.Internet Vs. Blockchain Adoption RatesNowadays, it’s hard to imagine living a normal life without constant access to the world wide web. The Internet was one of the most disruptive and ingenious creations of the 20th...

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Report: More Cryptocurrency Exchanges Hacked In 2019 But Less Money Stolen

The popular blockchain analytics company, ChainAnalysis, recently posted a review of how 2019 related to previous years in terms of cryptocurrency exchange hacks. The data reveals an increased number of attacks, but less stolen money compared to 2018.More Cryptocurrency Hacks In 2019The report informs that hackers attempted the most amount of attacks against cryptocurrency exchanges last year. Eleven such efforts were made in 2019, while for comparison, there were only six in 2018. As per...

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Ticking Bomb 2020: Growing Number of Banks Are Introducing Negative Interest Rates

Negative rates are becoming exceedingly popular among central and local banks around the world, and the trend extends in Germany with the start of 2020. Amid this, Bitcoin’s pre-programmed inflation rate raises the question if it could serve as a full-on alternative.Simply put, having negative rates means that instead of receiving interest income on cash deposits, the banking institutions charge a fee for storing the money. The general idea is to incentivize banks to lend more funds freely,...

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Chinese New Year’s Coming Up: Price History Reveals Bitcoin Bulls Should Be Worried

The cryptocurrency market, being a relatively young and small one, is frequently affected by external forces. Sometimes, one of those factors could sound a bit strange on the surface, but it could deliver a severe impact. It’s the Chinese New Year.The Holiday is taking place during the next weekend, between January 25th (Saturday) and 27th (Monday), a quick look at the Bitcoin’s longer-term price chart can reveal this occasion had a tremendous Bearish effect on the price of Bitcoin over the...

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Will 2020 Become The Year of Privacy Crypto Coins? So Far It Is

While most people consider every cryptocurrency transaction anonymous, that’s not the case. Bitcoin, for example, has all transactions recorded on a public ledger, which can be easily accessed. In theory and practice, it’s entirely possible to associate a Bitcoin address with an individual, especially if he has ever used a cryptocurrency exchange, which requires identity verification.However, the apparent need for a fully anonymous payment option ultimately led to the creation of such, called...

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