Bitcoin (BTC) halving is not until four to five months from now, and plenty have speculated where prices will be after the event.
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Data shows that the price of bitcoin (BTC) is poised to hit $70,000 by March 2024 and $170,000 by September 2028.
A whopping 1.3 million Bitcoins (BTC) was processed on Wednesday that instead of causing a massive jolt in the market, went on to go almost unnoticed.
On Wednesday, Bitcoin (BTC) jumped to almost a $1,000 gain from its daily low of $7,080, but one analyst is skeptical of the sudden bull move.
Lolli, the web-browser extension that rewards its users with free Bitcoins (BTC), is continuing to expand its list of brands by adding a new retail partner Expedia.
The crypto world is bracing itself for the next Bitcoin (BTC) "halving," but the event's actual impact is ostensibly mere forecasts rooted from statistical models and historical comparisons.
Since last year, a total of 11.58 million Bitcoin (BTC) remained dormant in the wallets of "hodlers" despite the popular crypto kissing a $13,000 price at one point.
Ethereum and Bitcoin Magazine co-founder Vitalik Buterin signed a petition to free Virgil Griffith, who was arrested for assisting North Korea in eluding U.S. sanctions through cryptocurrency.
Jack Dorsey's tour in Africa that began in early November and concluded last week led to a planned future trip that would station him for almost half a year in the continent. Dorsey's mission? Help lead Africa to a Bitcoin (BTC) future.
The future of seeing cryptocurrencies intermingle with traditional money services is inevitable, and such a case will happen in 2020 with German banks making headway in selling Bitcoin (BTC).
After taking a dip at $6,524.55 on Monday, Bitcoin (BTC) is once again trading above $7,500.
News of China's crackdown on cryptocurrency may have frightened off the market resulting in a selloff that plunged Bitcoin (BTC) to its lowest price in six months.
Bitcoin (BTC) predictions are interesting because it's a peek at someone's evaluation and sentiment about the most popular crypto. But aside from this, they are hot topics because they involve sky-high price projections that are nowhere near its current trading price.
Dropping below $8,000, Bitcoin (BTC) has not regained much of what it lost on Friday's trading and had even fallen further to $6,735 (as of press time). Now, analysts are predicting for things to get a little worse for BTC before it gets better -- a further drop to $6,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) was meandering at $8,000 prices since late September until the last few days of October and even grazed under $7,300 before it spiked to $10,500. Currently, BTC is back at those levels, erasing much of the gains it had the prior month.
There are reports of a raid done by Chinese authorities on the Shanghai office of Binance that is vehemently denied by the cryptocurrency exchange.
The crypto community is gearing up on Bitcoin or BTC's scheduled "halving" next year, but its exact effects on the price of the popular cryptocurrency are unknown at this point. There are those speculating that the 2020 event will surely ignite a bull run, but for one analyst, BTC will have to drop to $4,500 before any kind of rally takes place.
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