The cryptocurrency market has seen twists and turns in 2021, but this hasn’t dampened its sentiment to reach new heights. The capitalization of this market
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Bitcoin scarcity climbs to the top as illiquid supply hit 85% in the past three months
Bitcoin (BTC) is back on the road to success as it continues to surpass the $ 55,000 mark, a scenario that last occurred in May.
Ukrainian Parliament passes laws by legalizing crypto
The Ukrainian parliament passed a second reading law on Wednesday to legalize and regulate cryptocurrency and other virtual assets such as tokens. The bill, approved
Bloomberg analyst believes nothing can “stop the process of flipping Ethereum” Bitcoin
Mike McGlone, Senior Commodity Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, has joined the debate over the possibility that Ethereum (ETH) could turn Bitcoin (BTC) into the world’s
Only a small fraction of institutional and corporate funds have entered the Bitcoin market
While Bitcoin (BTC) has been consolidating between the $ 30,000 and $ 40 range for more than two months, the crypto community is waiting with
Long-term Bitcoin holders keep piling, while short-term holders keep selling
Bitcoin (BTC) has spent between $ 30,000 and $ 40,000 in the past two months. It therefore shows that bulls and bears were embroidered in
Yearn.finance’s YFI token pumps hit a new record high of $ 95,000
Yearn.finance is a decentralized financial platform for digital asset management (DeFi) based on the Ethereum network that optimizes the return on cryptocurrencies through crypto credit
Top 3 cryptocurrencies to see this week: BTC, DODO, ZEC
With Bitcoin (BTC) regaining its place at the $ 60,000 mark, the current battle between bulls and bears is on an equal footing and the
Binance Coin sets new ATH as references from Binance CEO to Token Burn
For the past 14 days, Binance Coin (BNB) has been on an uptrend along with other barter brands. Binance Coin, native to the Binance cryptocurrency
“Cryptocurrencies are the future of money, Bitcoin is not,” says Economist
Steve H. Hanke, Professor of Applied Economics at Johns Hopkins University, has invested in Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s largest and largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.