This year marked a major milestone for the global financial technology industry with many notable events – Bitcoin just recently underwent its third halving, the emergence of China’s digital currency…
CoinTelegraph’s scheduled livestream countdown to the Bitcoin Halving on May 11 on YouTube, featuring some well-known industry leaders, was abruptly cut off by YouTube after six hours.
Earlier today, Bitcoin has transitioned to its fourth cycle after the third halving occurred yesterday. The block rewards for miners are now cut in half and reduced from 12.5 BTC…
The pre-halving dump happened on the Sunday morning while Bitcoin failed to maintain above $10K and broke below the important psychological level on Saturday.
Blockstream uses six satellites to transmit Bitcoin blockchain data worldwide and is now offering its users the same functionality with their Satellite 2.0 network.
The week before the Bitcoin Halving event scheduled for May 12 has proven to be rather eventful with new milestones reached every other day.
The ongoing debate over whether Bitcoin is a ‘safe-haven’ asset equivalent to gold has not yet come to a conclusion, but according to Coinbase, there are more advantages to holding…
McCormack and PlanB both agreed that during the nascent stage in the early years of Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency was “kind of a toy” nothing more than a proof-of-concept for a…
Referencing historical trends from the previous two halving events, Bitcoin (BTC) prices surged after both halvings. However, new data from CryptoCompare suggests that history might not repeat itself.
Bitcoin is experiencing the seventh consecutive green week in a row since the major sell-off on March 12 caused by the fear of the COVID-19 virus and crumbling world economy.