In a very eventful week, Bitcoin managed to ultimately recover above $30K following the highly-anticipated discussion between Jack Dorsey, Cathie Wood, and Elon Musk.
No matter how low bitcoin's price goes, Michael Saylor will not be forced to sell any tokens, whether his personal ones or those belonging to the company he runs.
The bears took over the cryptocurrency market as bitcoin dropped below $33,000, while ether dumped beneath $2,000 for the first time in over two weeks.
While bitcoin has added $2,000 in the past 24 hours, several DeFi coins, including UNI, Aave, SNX, and COMP, have charted impressive double-digit gains.
With over 40% decline against the dollar in the past three months, Q2 2021 has become bitcoin's worst quarter since Q4, 2018, which signaled the end of the previous bear market.
From China having at it once again, to El Salvador airdropping BTC to its citizens and Paraguay confirming Bitcoin regulations - this week was quite intensive in the cryptocurrency market.
Max Keiser, The Wolf Of All Streets, CoinGecko's Bobby Ong, and Analyst Jason Deane from Quantum Economics discuss whether or not bitcoin has entered a bear market after dipping below $30k this week.
Dogecoin and Cardano have charted the most significant gains in the past 24 hours, while bitcoin fails to continue higher as it's stuck around $33,000.
Bitcoin's price headed south again to a low of just over $37,000 as on-chain data suggests that whales have started to sell off some of their holdings.
Romain Pellerin, the CTO of IOHK, talks with us about the release date of Cardano's smart contracts, energy consumption, and the comparison with Ethereum.
Kevin O'Leary, a.k.a Mr. Wonderful, discussing the recent bitcoin's volatility, the pressure on Elon Musk, institutional adoption, Bitcoin ETF, ESG concerns, and more.
With bitcoin surging to $39,000 in the past 24 hours and most alts deep in green, the crypto market cap has exceeded $1.7T for the first time since Friday.
