What’s next for Bitcoin and the crypto market now that the Ethereum Merge is over?
Here’s a review of the possible new trends that will drive the crypto market in the post-Merge era.
Here’s a review of the possible new trends that will drive the crypto market in the post-Merge era.
Customers who use the Binance Pay Wallet to pay for their orders will be eligible to enter a rewards program.
The Treasury Department was downbeat on crypto in two publications produced in response to the president’s executive order on digital asset development issued in March.
The company said the funds will support the building of virtual sports cities around the world.
Analysts and traders strongly adhere to the “Bitcoin is inversely correlated to the strength of the U.S. dollar index” thesis, but a closer look at the data suggests otherwise.
A classic bearish reversal pattern suggests pain ahead for the ETH/BTC pair despite Ethereum’s milestone Merge event.
Equities markets are witnessing aggressive selling due to increasingly bearish macroeconomic factors, and this is adding sell pressure to Bitcoin and altcoin prices.
The five fintech, payments and e-commerce firms will create front-end prototypes for the digital euro, which will not be used in later phases of the CBDC project.
In one of three reports released simultaneously Friday, the Treasury Dept. talks cautiously about stablecoins and CBDC in the context of wider payment technology.
Critics claimed the Biden administration’s reports focused on environmental concerns over crypto’s energy consumption and illicit uses rather than the technology’s benefits.