Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency, has been under bearish pressure since mid-June, dropping below $58.5K amid strong selling pressure. However, in the past 24 hours, BTC has shown signs of recovery with a modest 2% price increase and a similar rise in trading volume. This recovery coincides with the heated debate
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, caused a tumult by sliding back to the $60K level earlier this week. With constant bull-bear combats, the token has failed to reach new highs as expected post-halving. Over the past few months, BTC price has been dallying around the $60K to $70K range. In the
Marathon Digital Holdings, a leading digital asset technology firm and one of North America’s largest Bitcoin miners, has announced the commencement of Kaspa mining operations. According to Adam Swick, Marathon’s Chief Growth Officer, the move into Kaspa mining aims to diversify revenue streams away from Bitcoin while leveraging their expertise
While the leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, faces a dip—hitting an 8-week low just two days ago and struggling to surge past $62K—developed countries’ governments are making major Bitcoin moves. Notably, the German government transferred $271 million worth of BTC last week at an average price of $63,828. More significantly, the U.S.
On Tuesday, spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the US recorded net inflows, bringing in $31 million. This comes after eleven bitcoin funds saw net withdrawals for seven trading days in a row. SoSoValue data shows that on Tuesday, $49 million came into Fidelity’s FBTC, with Bitwise’s BITB following with $15
In the past month, Bitcoin’s price momentum has been fluctuating between $71K and $59K. It is not potentially on the uptrend but has experienced a slight increase of 0.18% within the last 24 hours. BTC’s price was struggling to break the $65K level for a long time. At press time,
Bitcoin has been facing severe bearish momentum since mid-June. At the start of this week, it hit an 8-week low of $58,402. Several factors have contributed to the price drop, such as the announcement by the defunct bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox to distribute assets stolen from clients in a 2014
People living in the US may soon be able to use Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies to pay their federal taxes. It has been proposed by US Congressman Matt Gaetz that citizens of the United States be able to pay their federal income taxes using Bitcoin. Among the Bitcoin Marxists,
Strike, the Bitcoin payment app led by Jack Mallers, has taken a giant stride forward with its introduction in the United Kingdom. Aiming to increase Bitcoin’s accessibility and popularity in one of the world’s biggest economies, this expansion is a smart step. The launch of Strike in the United Kingdom
Major withdrawals have been seen in the US spot Bitcoin ETFs for seven consecutive days, coinciding with the Bitcoin (BTC) price’s continued decline. No Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) saw any form of inflow on Monday, June 24, contributing to a total outflow of $174.5 million across all ETFs. Withdrawals from
