Was Warren Buffett right? 5 Things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin sees a giant $30,000 crash in a week while Ethereum retreats 40% and Berkshire Hathaway’s Apple sale takes on new meaning as stocks dive worldwide.
Bitcoin sees a giant $30,000 crash in a week while Ethereum retreats 40% and Berkshire Hathaway’s Apple sale takes on new meaning as stocks dive worldwide.
BTC dominance hits 58% as the cryptocurrency market suffers a 17% drop, leading to a market cap of $1.76 trillion.
Bitcoin dominance has notched a new yearly high amid a brutal Ethereum-led sell-off.
Chainalysis’ Operation Spincaster found over 2,000 Australian-owned crypto wallets were hit by “approval phishing” scams.
The memecoin took a massive hit after Buterin sold his entire 17 billion Neiro airdrop, but in a weird turn of events, it pumped soon after.
Stronger threat assessments are needed to catch “seedy financial enterprises” facilitating money laundering schemes,” US Senator Charles Grassley said.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. left the dead bear with an old bicycle, at a time when there was a rise of cyclist-related accidents across New York.
A sudden crypto market nosedive has seen over $600 million in leveraged long positions wiped out, as Bitcoin, Ether and other cryptocurrencies tumbled sharply.
Jump still holds at least $125 million of staked-Ether, blockchain data from Arkham shows.
The crypto market saw its largest three-day sell-off in 12 months amid weak jobs data and revived fears of a recession leading to a tumble in the equities market.