BITCOIN

BlackRock opens door to bitcoin in boost for cryptocurrency

The price of Bitcoin may continue to decline in the short-term, up to the levels where there is expectation for bulls to buy it back up.

The next Treasury Secretary is not a fan of Bitcoin and is intending to curtail its supposed usage in illegal transactions.

The value of bitcoin could halve this year because it is currently in a bubble, according to the majority of market professionals who responded to a new Deutsche Bank survey. But when this bubble will pop is anyone’s guess.

On Jan. 29, around $3.7 billion worth of BTC options could expire. That is more than the $2.4 BTC options that expired on Dec. 25.

Network effect and the increasing growth of Ethereum could put the price of the second largest cryptocurrency at around $20,000.

Recently approved for use by U.S. banks, stablecoins try to combine the upsides of both digital and conventional currency.

The price of bitcoin skyrocketed last year. Pantera Capital said it could further go up, possibly to six digits.

A British man has offered 25% of his 7,500 BTC if he is permitted to excavate a landfill site in Wales where he thinks his lost hard drive can be found.

The virtual currency barrelled to new highs to rise more than 400% over the past year, before promptly sliding some 20% and then settling around $36,000.

A French cryptocurrency account may have bolstered the violent unrest at the Capitol on Jan. 6.

Bitcoin is like Prometheus from Greek mythology as it kept coming back every time it got hurt, said Man Group in an analyst letter.

Reports emerged in India that some dealers are offering COVID-19 vaccines in exchange for cryptocurrency, despite these vaccines not yet being approved for sale in the country.

"Shark Tank" judge and famed businessman Kevin O'Leary said Bitcoin's volatility and lack of regulatory clarity are the main reasons why he won’t be putting his money into the cryptocurrency.

As the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies keep increasing, many users lament that they lost access to their cryptocurrency fortunes.

Stockbroker and gold bug Peter Schiff said that Bitcoin is a bubble that will go bust soon.

Bitcoin experienced its first major retracement of the year after dropping more than 20% in the last three days.

Global equities falter amid rising infections, US turmoil

Famed value investor Bill Miller said Bitcoin’s price could go higher, but one should expect volatility for now.

The Tesla CEO said he will not turn down an offer to get paid in Bitcoin in the future.

The price of Bitcoin has zoomed past $40,000 but analysts are warning that a pullback is possible.