Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a day full of dramatic fluctuations in price on Thursday, with BTC/USDT peaking at an impressive US$31,500, yet settling at US$29,895 by midnight — a net loss
Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a day full of dramatic fluctuations in price on Thursday, with BTC/USDT peaking at an impressive US$31,500, yet settling at US$29,895 by midnight — a net loss
As Tuesday’s trading activities commence, Bitcoin (BTC) continues to remain in a stable position, with current prices at around US$30,400, after witnessing a modest increase of 0.3% during the morning
The cryptocurrency markets are currently experiencing a robust rally, with flagship digital asset Bitcoin (BTC) skyrocketing beyond the US$30,000 threshold during this morning’s trading session in Asia.
“Bitcoin has continued its upward trend from the previous night, nearing the $30,000 mark for the first time since April.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are witnessing an upward trend, with several analysts forecasting an imminent market rally.
Binance, the world’s top cryptocurrency exchange, is currently under scrutiny by French authorities, as per French media reports. The investigation is primarily centered on Binance’s anti-money laundering protocols.
The flagship cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), has experienced a decrease of approximately 6% so far this month as we cross the midpoint of June. However, a halt in the US Federal
Bitcoin prices are striving to find balance, while altcoins endured a harsh weekend.
In response to the Biden administration’s intensified scrutiny of the cryptocurrency sector, Binance is set to restrict dollar withdrawals from its US-based cryptocurrency exchange in the coming days.
The ongoing decline in Bitcoin and Ethereum continues, as uncertainty is projected to keep influencing the market. Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency with the largest market capitalization, dropped 1.3% to US$26,432, while
Bitcoin’s value experienced a significant downturn as the world’s preeminent cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, along with its CEO, Changpeng Zhao, was embroiled in allegations of a “deceptive network” by US regulatory