Bitcoin fell below $42,000 on Friday, continuing a week-long decline that has been ongoing since September.
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Bitcoin drops 40% from record to hit the lowest level since September
Bitcoin fell below $42,000 on Friday, continuing a week-long decline that has been ongoing since September.
Argo Blockchain PLC (ARB.L) December 2021 Operational Update
Operational Update
Will Bitcoin Hit $100,000 during 2022?
The Federal Reserve’s hawkish turn at year-end saw cryptocurrencies gain some momentum, but it largely avoided other risk assets. Now, the Federal Reserve is playing a central role in the
Bitcoin has plunged 32% from its all-time high this year.
Investors can still take advantage of the tax loophole to help them wait for cryptocurrency’s return. Bitcoin closed the year with a 32% decline from its November high of $68,000.
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Bitcoin is holding on to its recent drop, putting it on track for its worst monthly decline since May’s cryptocurrency rout.
Bitcoin Slides Below $50,000, Continued in December
Bitcoin fell below $50,000, which some analysts consider crucial for assessing the biggest cryptocurrency’s outlook going into 2022.
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Traders Cafe with Zak Mir: Crypto Mania Charting Video, Sunday December 12th 2021
Zak Mir takes a technical perspective on some of the most followed digital assets. Today’s selection includes Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, Cardano, Dogecoin, Ripple, Solana, Luna.
Australian government planning digital currency launch, as regulation looms for Bitcoin
While the Australian government is busy planning for its own digital currency, it is moving to “take Bitcoin out of the shadows” with new regulations regarding cryptocurrencies.
Argo Blockchain PLC (ARB.L) Celsius Resolution of Claims
Argo Blockchain plc, a global leader in cryptocurrency mining (LSE: ARB; NASDAQ: ARBK) announces that they have reached an amicable resolution with Celsius, of their respective claims in the litigation
