Bitcoin is gearing up to cross a historic milestone in the world of institutional finance. As dawn approaches on January 10th, the crypto community holds its breath in anticipation of the SEC's much-anticipated approval of the first Spot ETF.
The ".shib" domain far surpasses ".eth" and ".crypto" domains in terms of convenience.
Since its spectacular rise on October 23rd, a day when it was flirting with $35,000, bitcoin has seen little decline. Today, the queen of cryptocurrencies surprised the community again by trading at $44,200. What can we expect from this change of pace?
The Solana crypto platform is making a name for itself. Its remarkable performance in key indicators, compared to Ethereum, is attracting attention. This is certainly a sign of a certain dynamism. However, this comes with certain limitations in terms of operational costs. We explain everything.
Bitcoin is gearing up for anything. Veteran options market expert Jon Najarian predicts a turbulent future for BTC. According to him, the approval of an ETF would propel its value to new heights. However, this surge would be short-lived, quickly followed by a precipitous drop. These predictions blend regulatory excitement with technical analysis vigilance. They chart an uncertain path for the most iconic cryptocurrency.
No one wants to sell their bitcoin: are we preparing for a new ATH?
Blockchain technology is revolutionizing various industries by providing transparent, secure, and efficient solutions for managing data and transactions. It has the potential to transform sectors such as finance, supply chain, healthcare, and many more. The decentralized nature of blockchain ensures that no single entity has control over the network, making it resistant to fraud and censorship. With its ability to automate trust and eliminate intermediaries, blockchain is paving the way for a new era of digital innovation.
At the heart of the buzz on Wall Street, Bitcoin finds itself in the spotlight with the potential entry of BlackRock through its new cash ETF. This breakthrough raises crucial questions: what implications will it have for the BTC market and what impact will it have on investors around the globe?
Ordinals and other inscriptions in Bitcoin transactions raise questions. Summary of the debate that has been raging for a few days.
In a notable interview on CNBC, Michael Sonnenshein, the CEO of Grayscale Investments, makes a bold prediction: the upcoming approval of Bitcoin Spot ETFs could, in his view, open the way to a $30 trillion crypto market.
Fidelity, the second largest investment fund after Blackrock in the ETF race, sees bitcoin reaching 15 trillion dollars within seven years.
Ethereum and Bitcoin are facing an unprecedented storm. Transaction fees on these networks have reached stratospheric levels, propelling the industry into an era of exorbitant fees. This situation, triggered by the rise of EVM inscriptions and ordinals, is radically transforming the use and perception of the world's two leading cryptocurrencies.
Jan van Eck, CEO of VanEck, has once again spoken about bitcoin. Apparently, nothing has changed: he still holds the queen of cryptocurrencies in high esteem. Additionally, he has predicted a new All-Time High (ATH) for this “essential” digital asset within the next 12 months. Details!
The EIP-4484 would allow Ethereum to take the place of Bitcoin in 2024.
BONE, the governance token of Shibarium, is already taking off!
Central banks will be able to gradually integrate crypto into their reserves from 2025, up to a maximum of 2%, according to new cautious regulations published by the Bank for International Settlements.
Danger is always lurking in the crypto sphere, hidden in the shadows of lines of code. Today, it's the giant Ledger that finds itself facing a formidable predator: a malicious hack. But fear not, dear crypto-enthusiasts, this article is your shield against the onslaught of invisible hackers.
All the pieces are falling into place one after another. Bitcoin ETF, Halving, new accounting standards, and now the Fed.
The first domino of the Bull Run has officially fallen. American companies can now display their bitcoins at their fair value.
The moment of truth is approaching. Will the SEC soon approve Spot Bitcoin ETF applications? Or will it go as far as to postpone its decision? Recently, issuers of similar requests have been increasing meetings with officials from this U.S. financial regulatory body. Gary Gensler and his team must be under pressure.
While making bitcoin (BTC) a legal currency in its territory, El Salvador worked to provide financial instruments favorable to this policy. The country has made progress in this direction, with the Digital Assets Commission (CNAD) approving the issuance of the world's first bitcoin (BTC) bonds.
Recently, the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) identified a critical vulnerability in Bitcoin Ordinals. However, Bitcoin Core developer Luke Dashjr denies any involvement in this matter. Details!
Driven by Bitcoin and Ethereum, cryptocurrencies are gaining momentum in Europe. According to a recent Bloomberg report, the old continent invested over $43 million in crypto funds last week. This enthusiasm contrasts with American and Asian skepticism.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining the boundaries of innovation and technology, and today France stands at a crucial crossroads. Amidst the technological giants of the United States and China, a new battlefield is unfolding where AI becomes the weapon of choice. French President Emmanuel Macron has recently spoken out against a European AI bill, fearing it might stifle French innovative potential. However, could this opposition ironically be hiding another issue, namely that of France's digital and economic sovereignty?
Senator Elizabeth Warren has introduced a bill that would impose heavy regulations on the crypto industry. While the bill aims to combat money laundering, it raises concerns about its potential impact on innovation and privacy.
Week after week, the crypto sector continues to innovate and redefine the boundaries of finance and technology with boldness and creativity. In this weekly recap, we will delve into the most significant news of the past week, from the unexpected resilience of Bitcoin in the face of pessimistic predictions from the ECB, to the soaring rise of XRP, and the latest legal developments regarding Binance.
Bitcoin experienced a dramatic fall, reigniting the debate over its stability and future. The drop to $40,000, although brief, raises critical questions about the intrinsic nature of this virtual currency and its impact on the cryptocurrency ecosystem as a whole.
Michael Saylor conducted a survey on X to find out where Bitcoiners intend to sell a portion of their bitcoins.
It's official, China is number 1. And by a long shot. The international monetary order is going to change. Bitcoin is waiting for its moment.
Bitcoin no longer finds buyers in El Salvador. Currently, the country has only about 109,000 people holding BTC. The government in place must revisit its strategies to revise these numbers upwards and gain legitimacy. Zoom in!