Analysts from banking giant JPMorgan are predicting a long-term price target for Bitcoin as the largest crypto asset competes to take the spotlight away from go
Bitcoin's Taproot update is the first major upgrade to cryptocurrency's code since the SegWit update four years ago in 2017. Taproot consists of three Bitcoin
Mt. Gox will be paying $9 billion (roughly Rs. 67,531 crore) to its former customers who lost their Bitcoin holdings in a hack attack in 2014 with. The company is yet to announce detailed information...
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Latest data shows the leading global Bitcoin hashrate now resides in the US as a result of China's crackdowns on mining. US Leads In Bitcoin Hashrate, Kazakhstan And Russia Follow After As per a report from the University of Cambridge, the US is now l
Bitcoin edges closer to $60,000 following a report that a bitcoin futures exchange-traded fund is set to clear the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Thanks to Bitcoin's recent bullishness on the charts, many have been quick to make projections. Dan Held, Growth Lead at Kraken, is the latest to do so, with the exec making his projections known at a recent event. His staggering estimates, however, a
Bitcoin's price fell by several thousand dollars after China banned cryptocurrencies. Yet one investor believes this decision may actually be good for Bitcoin in the long run.
China's central bank on Friday declared all transactions involving Bitcoin and other virtual currencies illegal, stepping up a campaign to block use of unofficial digital money.
A crypto survey of U.S. consumers, commissioned by regulated crypto platform Bakkt, shows that nearly half of all respondents said they invested in cryptocurrencies during the first half of the year. Nearly Half of US Consumers Invested in Crypto During t
A poll of mostly banking executives found most think bitcoin and digital assets could replace fiat currencies like the U.S. dollar within the next five to 10 years—a shift described as