Bitcoin is getting jittery before the big ‘halving’ event scheduled for Friday. The top cryptocurrency fell to $59,900 on Wednesday for the first time since early March, almost 17% below its all-time high. Could Middle East tension escalate oil prices? Many of the other major cryptocurrencies also dropped Wednesday, including the second-largest, Ether, which has gone
Photo: Jose Cabezas (Reuters) Bitcoin is going through a topsy-turvy phase as Bitcoin halving is on the horizon. The top cryptocurrency jumped yesterday after learning that Hong Kong had approved spot Bitcoin ETFs, but it fell again soon after. The cryptocurrency continued its decline on Tuesday morning with an over 4% drop in a day
Cryptocurrency cleaned up its act this week as spot Bitcoin ETFs made their Wall Street debut in January. The digital tokens are looking almost unrecognizable from what the industry represented just a few years ago, leading to the question, is Bitcoin still crypto? Why Should Crypto Currencies be Called Securities? | Gizmodo Interview The “decentralized”