It's clear the crypto industry feeds off its successes, but with a more stable foundation, the industry can better insulate itself from the volatility that has plagued it for so long and finally enjoy long-term sustainability.
We are still early with Bitcoin. There will almost certainly be ups and downs, sometimes more downs, on our pathway to a freer, more financially inclusive world.
Embarking on the journey with cryptocurrency has been more than just integrating a new financial tool; it's been a voyage of continuous adaptation, learning, and innovation.
Bitcoin experienced a substantial 6% surge on Tuesday, reaching a value of over $35,000. This marked one of the most significant price increases in nearly 18 months. However, just hours later, the cryptocurrency dropped again.
The biggest Bitcoin closed-end fund trades at a deep discount to its assets, driven by nearly two years of hedge fund liquidations. Is GBTC turning the corner?
Blockchain is in a much different position than it was a year ago, and external factors, such as incoming regulation and broader market trends, play a significant role in what projects will get or deserve substantial backing.
Threats of impending cryptocurrency regulation have dominated headlines in recent months, but all is not lost for crypto investors. Here are a few protections that stand in the way of a federal crypto showdown.