The downtrend is not over yet? Bitcoin may fall below the $20,000 mark
A Deutsche Bank survey of 2,000 retail investors found that only about 15% believed Bitcoin would rise to between $40,000 and $75,000 this year.
JinseFinanceA Deutsche Bank survey of 2,000 retail investors found that only about 15% believed Bitcoin would rise to between $40,000 and $75,000 this year.
JinseFinanceA new court order is forcing crypto exchange Kraken to give the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) some of its users’ data for the purpose of investigating potential tax violations.
dailyhodlThe stablecoin continues to rise as regulatory challenges arise.
OthersAug 3rd, 2022, Singapore XT.com, the world’s first social infused digital assets trading platform, is thrilled to announce its upcoming ...
BitcoinistKuCoin's new investment product aims to increase the liquidity of and access to leading nonfungible token collections such as BAYC.
CointelegraphJuly 15th, 2022, Singapore: The PROJECT202 (P202) token will soon be listed on XT.com as the P202 and Tether (USDT) ...
BitcoinistTether USDT stablecoin cannot be used for salary payments, a Chinese court ruled, citing the country’s blanket ban on all types of crypto transactions.
CointelegraphWith bitcoin’s decline below $20,000, the crypto market liquidations have ramped up once more. The market which had been regaining ...
BitcoinistWith the crypto market crash has come a renewed interest in the cover that stablecoins provide investors. As a result ...
BitcoinistTether has yet to issue a statement explaining exactly why it blacklisted the three addresses, but it has done so before to comply with law enforcement and to assist the exchange after a cyberattack.
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