Now, the world is once again standing on the edge of economic collapse. Will Bitcoin be able to battle against and survive the arch-enemy it was created to fight?
Bitcoin has taken back the lead after the price rose more than 20% during the past 24 hours. The recent price spike took Bitcoin to a swing high at $6,400.
In spite of the bleak outlook, crypto derivatives trading platform Bakkt has announced a successful round of Series B fundraising totalling to $300 million.
Bitcoin busted some serious moves last week, crashing by over 40% at one point before traders (or speculators) sensed a buying opportunity and lapped it up back above US$5,000.
Amid the crypto and stock markets crashes, Snowden has tweeted from his private account that he feels like buying Bitcoin for the first time in a while.
Bitcoin has fallen through a series of supports, wiping away more than 40% of its USD valuation in a blink of an eye. The COVID19 takes no prisoner, wreaking havoc…
Investors around the world were shaken as US stock markets experienced the first circuit breaker since the financial crisis in 2008.
Wilson Auctions revealed that it will be releasing $125,000 worth of Bitcoin (BTC) confiscated from crypto-related fraud cases in an online public auction.
This week has been a bad start for the cryptocurrency market so far, the overall is in the bearish territory along with oil and equity markets.
A quick look at the Bitcoin price charts over the past week seem to tell a single and simple story, from the top left to the bottom right. From testing…