Should You Buy the Bitcoin Dip?
Bitcoin is no stranger to volatility, but recent events have left even seasoned investors surprised.
Bitcoin is no stranger to volatility, but recent events have left even seasoned investors surprised.
Vice President Kamala Harris‘s choice of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate for the 2024 presidential election has sparked a wave of speculation and concern within the cryptocurrency community. Who Tim Walz Is: While Walz himself has remained largely silent on digital assets, his alignment with stringent financial regulations and consumer protections, akin to figures like Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and SEC Chair Gary Gensler, suggests a possible shift towards stricter oversi
Demirors has carved out a prominent voice in the digital assets sector through her angel investing and vocal Twitter presence.
As regulators scrutinize DeFi more closely, participants need to improve compliance around AML and KYC and make the process easier for customers, says Thomas Gentle, Compliance Officer, Quadrata.
Mox, a virtual bank subsidiary of Standard Chartered, has started offering bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds to its clients shortly after launching an investment platform in Hong Kong.
(Bloomberg) -- Even with recent market gyrations, the chill of crypto winter is becoming a distant memory for traders of digital tokens. The launch of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in January and ringing endorsements from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump have helped them bounce back from the rout sparked by the collapse of FTX.Most Read from BloombergAfrica’s Richest City Needs $12 Billion to Fix InfrastructureNew York City’s Outdoor Dining Sheds Will Start DisappearingThe 5 C
Bitcoin’s volatility intrigues investors amid global market fluctuations and rising geopolitical tensions.
Here's what experts say happened over the past few days and what lies ahead for the crypto markets as the U.S. navigates fears of economic uncertainty.
The stock market was rocked Monday, but a third straight day of selling pressure didn't change the biggest problem for investors right now: the Federal Reserve.
BTC has dropped over 13% this month, but all is not lost, according to key indicators.