BTC miners ‘finally capitulating’ — 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin rebounds strongly off the weekly close, but for BTC miners, it may be a case of “too little too late.”
Bitcoin rebounds strongly off the weekly close, but for BTC miners, it may be a case of “too little too late.”
Phillip Lowe believes that there are risks in dealing with cryptocurrency that can be mitigated by strong regulations, but the tech should be made by private companies.
XRP Scan shows the former Ripple founder’s “Tacostand” wallet has only $16 worth of XRP left at the time of writing.
The highly anticipated first trip into the Otherside Metaverse went off with 4,500 users, as the project’s Otherdeed NFTs surpassed $1 billion in sales.
Paraguayan lawmakers have deliberated for a year on a comprehensive crypto regulatory framework that includes considerations for businesses and traders.
Bitcoin’s price had just topped $21,000 at the time of writing — meaning around 45% of BTC holders have an “on-paper loss,” according to Glassnode.
India’s introduction of new crypto taxes had a negative impact on overall trading, forcing entrepreneurs to move to friendlier jurisdictions.
Apart from the stringent requirements for stablecoin issuers, there are other areas of concern in the upcoming EU regulation.
The story of one Bitcoiner’s cat that sought to disrupt the decentralized network with a “dirty protest.”
Forced selling from Bitcoin miners raises concern about BTC price, but the use of renewable energy and the oil and gas industry’s growing interest in BTC are longterm positives.