Bitcoin Price Shows Positive Signals As $100,000 Mark Reclaimed
Bitcoin price surged to over $100,000, driven by positive U.S. inflation data that raised expectations for future Fed interest rate cuts.
Bitcoin price surged to over $100,000, driven by positive U.S. inflation data that raised expectations for future Fed interest rate cuts.
The US government has announced that over $11 billion in seized Bitcoin, linked to the 2016 Bitfinex hack, will be returned to its rightful owners.
JPMorgan analysts estimate that new crypto ETFs, concentrated on alternative cryptocurrencies, could generate up to $14 billion of inflows upon the SEC’s approval.
Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy’s largest bank, has made headlines with its recent purchase of 11 Bitcoins for €1 million, marking a historic move in Italy’s financial landscape.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon recently reiterated his harsh criticism of Bitcoin, labelling it a “Ponzi scheme” and describing it as “useless as a pet rock.”
MicroStrategy Bitcoin purchases continue to expand, with $243 million worth of Bitcoin between January 6 and January 12.
The Kenyan Treasury is drafting legislation to regulate cryptocurrencies and virtual asset service providers.
Bitcoin miner CleanSpark has achieved another milestone by holding over 10,000 Bitcoins in treasury, all self-mined with operations within the United States.
President-elect Donald Trump released “Trump Bitcoin Digital Trading Cards,” his first Bitcoin-based NFT collection, using the Ordinals protocol.
Thailand is set to launch a new crypto payment pilot aimed at foreign tourists, starting in Phuket, the country’s popular tourist destination.
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