The global cryptocurrency market is constantly maintaining a gloomy trend in recent days. Despite the current market conditions, the leading cryptocurrencies are experiencing an unstable price momentum, with their values fluctuating. However, the top coins have seen a slight increase in the last 24 hours. According to CoinMarketCap (CMC), the market’s
Bitcoin (BTC), the dominant cryptocurrency in the global crypto market, typically lags significant stock market bottoms. According to Delphi Digital, a digital assets research platform, Bitcoin tends to bottom out at least six weeks before the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index (S&P 500 Index), a stock market index tracker. According
Numerous companies operating in various subsets of the cryptocurrency industry have failed this year. Multiple well-known businesses, including blockchain development firms, crypto lending platforms, and leading exchanges are feeling the heat. It has been reported that Core Scientific, formerly the leading Bitcoin mining firm, is now on a downward spiral.
Hong Kong initiated its steps toward legalizing retail cryptocurrency trading by introducing the two ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) on the 16th of December. Both ETFs track the US-listed cryptocurrency futures, BTC and Ether. BTC and Ether are the first two futures ETFs that are been listed in the Asian exchange
Stc Bahrain, a telecom provider in Bahrain, recently made a public announcement that it will begin accepting cryptocurrency payments. The firm has partnered with Eazy Financial Services, according to the announcement. Customers of Stc Bahrain may now use the Binance wallet to pay their invoices, according to the announcement. Cryptocurrencies
As India holds the rotating chair of the G20, the finance and central bank deputies convened in Bengaluru, India, from December 13-15. As India’s economic affairs secretary Ajay Seth said at a press conference on Wednesday, the G20 countries are working to develop a policy consensus on crypto assets in
In response to B. Riley’s $72 million investment. Shares of Core Scientific, a Bitcoin mining company, have more than doubled in price during the previous 48 hours, from $0.15 to $0.46. Core Scientific, one of the major crypto-mining corporations in the United States, has had a disappointing year, prompting this
Microsoft updated its terms of service to explicitly forbid the mining of cryptocurrency on its hosted platforms without express permission. This update became available in December, and it’s for everyone, not just Microsoft’s paid members. Specifically, the update prevents users from mining on any Microsoft online service. Including those that
B. Riley, a provider of financial services, has extended an offer to Bitcoin investors. Core Scientific’s leading lender, B. Riley, revealed the details of the financing deal in a letter dated December 14 and said that the company was ready to finance the first $40 million “immediately, with zero contingencies.”
The Federal Reserve authorized a lesser interest-rate boost than previous ones this year but indicated intentions to keep increasing rates next year to battle excessive inflation, sending the price of cryptocurrencies down along with U.S. markets. Inflation in the United States is at a 40-year high, therefore the Federal Reserve
