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The explosion in popularity of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) topped its sales to some $25 billion in 2021, data from market tracker DappRadar showed. Although the growth of NFTs was monumental, DappRadar also reported that there were signs of growth slowing towards the end of 2021, which raises questions about the performance of the speculative crypto

Having traded below $45,000 for seven days now, Bitcoin (BTC) has been in the red based on significant liquidation.  As a result, long liquidation dominance is at levels last seen in May 2021 as traders have been trying to catch the dip. Market insight provider Glassnode confirmed: “Bitcoin long liquidation dominance has hit 69%,

The explosion in popularity of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) topped its sales to some $25 billion in 2021, data from market tracker DappRadar showed. Reports showed that prices of some NFTs rose at high-speed last year that speculators sometimes ‘flipped’ them for a profit within days. Although the growth of NFTs was monumental, DappRadar also reported

American basketball player Andre Iguodala, who plays for the NBA’s Golden State Warriors, tweeted Monday that he will accept bitcoin as a salary. Andre Iguodala, a three-time NBA champion with an annual salary of $2.647 million, has become the latest celebrity to accept cryptocurrency as a salary. Iguodala said on his Twitter that Warriors player

Block Inc, formerly known as Square, has made a formal argument at a Missouri federal court stating that its new name won’t confuse potential customers with tax-preparation giant H&R Block who has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against the financial-services company. San Francisco-based Block has also asked the court to throw out the lawsuit which

Bitcoin prices hit a five-month low of $39,650 on Monday, briefly dipping 40K before bouncing back to the $42K level. Over 103,839 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours due to the slump in mainstream currency bitcoin. Liquidation value was as high as $329.63 Million, of which $118.04 Million was related to Bitcoin trading

As prices continued their tumble in the first trading week of 2022, digital asset manager CoinShares’ report showed that cryptocurrency investment had net outflows totalling a record $207 million. After experiencing four consecutive weeks of outflows since mid-December 2021, the cryptocurrency sector reached a total of $465 million, or 0.8% of total assets under management.