Category: Bitcoin

Early Bitcoin investor and proponent Max Keiser is undeterred by the recent crypto market crash. In a new interview on The Wolf of All Streets podcast, Keiser says massive money printing and fresh signs of inflation will force companies to increasingly buy BTC this year. He sees corporations taking part in a Bitcoin buying spree

Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling to sustain any price level during the current pullback, indicating a lack of demand at higher levels. Does this mean that the bull trend is over and the institutional investors are abandoning the crypto markets? No! It is the other way around. Glassnode’s weekly newsletter pointed out that the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC)

The reason Tesla suspended its support for vehicle purchases using BTC was the company’s concerns regarding the “rapidly increasing use of fossil fuels for Bitcoin mining and transactions, especially coal.” Sounds reasonable for a company that develops electric cars, right?  First of all, the question of whether BTC is a waste of energy isn’t new

Crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen is outlining the crucial levels to watch in Bitcoin as the world’s largest digital asset by market cap struggles to reclaim $40,000. In a new strategy session, Cowen says that while he’s ultimately bullish on Bitcoin, he still thinks it’s in traders’ best interest to be prepared for shorter-term bearish price

It’s all about the economy, cryptocurrencies, art and future projections. To talk about all this, Cointelegraph en Español reached out to artist Alberto Echegaray, the director of Trustlink and former representative of Argentina in the Financial Action Task Force. Cointelegraph: Let’s start off by talking about your artwork, the Moneyball. Alberto Echegaray: Moneyball began developing

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the first web page on the World Wide Web, which means a person has to be nearly half a century old to clearly remember the patchwork progress, the false starts and stops, and the trial and error that eventually gave us what is now the defining foundation of

Hedge fund veteran Ray Dalio says he would rather own Bitcoin (BTC) than bonds – but he believes the top cryptocurrency may have some big roadblocks ahead. The founder of Bridgewater Associates says in a new Bloomberg interview that problems may arise if and when people start to prefer the flagship cryptocurrency over traditional assets.

MicroStrategy CEO and Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor is outlining whether other digital assets have a chance at usurping BTC as the most dominant cryptocurrency. In a CNN interview, Saylor says there has never been an entity in history that has grown as large as Bitcoin and failed. The billionaire adds that Bitcoin is more dominant

Crypto traders are drawn to the market by its bombastic growth and lucrative opportunities to make a profit. However, not every investor is seeking volatility or using degenerate leverage levels to gamble at derivatives exchanges.  In fact, stablecoins usually comprise half of the total value locked (TVL) on most decentralized finance (DeFi) applications that focus

This is Part Two of a multipart series that aims to answer the following question: What is the “fundamental value” of Bitcoin? Part One is about the value of scarcity, Part Two — the market moves in bubbles, Part Three — the rate of adoption, and Part Four — the hash rate and the estimated