Ethereum prices have hit a new all-time high of over $1,900 as the world’s second-largest digital asset marches relentlessly towards that milestone $2K target.
A few days ago, one of the world's largest public companies, Tesla, revealed a whopping $1.5 billion bitcoin buy, which sent the price to just shy of $50K.
After dipping below $38,000, bitcoin has bounced off and eyes $40,000 again, while the Elon Musk-initiated interest towards DOGE has put the meme coin in the top 10
The mood in crypto is a little unsettled this Monday morning as the imminent launch of CME’s Ethereum futures could send asset prices tumbling as it previously did with Bitcoin.
Bitcoin came just inches away from a new all-time high but the spotlight was stolen by Cardano (ADA) which became the 4th largest cryptocurrency by market cap.
DeFi takes the central stage as the total value locked increased to $35 billion, while several tokens from the field have charted impressive gains and record prices.
Visa has teamed up with a digital neobank First Boulevard to pilot a crypto API to allow institutional clients and partners to buy, custody, and trade bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Despite all the attention that Bitcoin saw following all those institutions discussing it and jumping aboard, we are very, very early on in crypto's lifecycle.
According to Visa's CEO, the multinational financial services company might add cryptocurrencies to its payments network of over 70 million merchants globally.
This week saw it all. From a group of Redditors taking up Wall Street at its own game to Elon Musk putting Bitcoin in his Twitter bio - this is the weekly recap.
After Wall Street closed in red yesterday's trading session, bitcoin has recovered some of the losses and currently stands above the coveted $30,000 price tag.
Ten years after receiving 7,002 bitcoins worth about $245 million today, the owner has lost the private keys and could soon squander his fortune forever.
This week Bitcoin surged above $40,000 while the entire cryptocurrency market capitalization surpassed the coveted $1 trillion mark for the first time.
In less than 24 hours, Bitcoin had hit $40K, dropped to roughly $36,000, and increased to above $41,000 in one of the most volatile days on the market.
Over $1 trillion market cap for all cryptocurrencies as bitcoin eyed $38K for a new ATH, while some large-cap altcoins have exploded with double-digit gains.
Bitcoin is better than gold because it's easier to store, harder to steal, and more portable, said the founder of SkyBridge Capital, Anthony Scaramucci.
