Peter Schiff, renowned Bitcoin skeptic and chief economist, recently tweeted his concerns over the state of the financial …
Peter Schiff, renowned Bitcoin skeptic and chief economist, recently tweeted his concerns over the state of the financial …
These days, there are many forecasts circulating about the trend of Bitcoin‘s price, but they are very conflicting. …
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The Brazil National Congress has received a bill prompting the legalization of salary and remunerations in Bitcoin and …
Bitcoin price may be on the cusp of a devastating collapse, according to Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Commodity Strategist …
The financial market sees a new investment tool with the launch of the BMAX ETF by REX Shares. …
A member of the Democratic Party urged the United States Treasury Department to halt any attempt by the …
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In recent days, the price of Bitcoin has been slightly recovering. The problem is that several speculators might …
The recent Bitcoin decline has aligned with a drop for the S&P 500, but CryptoQuant shows that historical …
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Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis has disclosed her plans to reintroduce the "BITCOIN Act" to secure America's financial future. Lummis confirmed this development at an ongoing invitation-only forum by the Bitcoin Policy Institute, themed "Bitcoin for America." During her speech, Senator Lummis expressed excitement, noting that she would reintroduce the Bitcoin bill today. She disclosed that …
Data confirms that the latest Bitcoin crash is likely the result of a natural correction rather than the start of a major downtrend. Bitcoin has again dropped below $80,000 for the second time this year, triggering panic among investors. As fear spreads, many question whether this decline signals the end of Bitcoin's bull run or …