Bitcoin and Ethereum network fees fall to January levels
Average fees in Bitcoin and Ethereum networks continue to fall and have already reached January 2021 levels.
Bitcoin and Ethereum network fees fall to January levels
Average fees in Bitcoin and Ethereum networks continue to fall and have already reached January 2021 levels.
Sweden’s central bank: Bitcoin’s rising popularity will tighten regulation
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are unlikely to escape close regulatory scrutiny due to their growing popularity, said Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves, Bloomberg reports.
Peter Brandt questions the near-term Bitcoin rally
Renowned technical analyst and head of Factor LLC, Peter Brandt, cast doubt on the near-term rally in the price of the first cryptocurrency.
Marathon backs Taproot upgrade on Bitcoin network
US-based Marathon Digital Holdings announced MaraPool's support for the Taproot upgrade on the Bitcoin network.
Opinion: Bitcoin to overcome concerns about the environmental impact of mining
Bitcoin will withstand scrutiny over the environmental impact of its mining, Iris Energy Pty, a renewables-focused mining company, Bloomberg reports.
Max Keiser Predicts Bitcoin to Reach $220,000
The television host and founder of Heisenberg Capital, Max Keiser, expects Bitcoin to rise 500% in the second half of 2021, reaching $220,000.
Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller Criticises Dogecoin and Compares Bitcoin With Ethereum
Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller, in an interview with The Hustle, compared interest in Dogecoin (DOGE) with the hype around non-fungible tokens.
Bank of Japan governor criticises Bitcoin and backs stablecoins
Bitcoin trading is speculative in nature, and the asset is rarely used as a means of settlement. This was stated by Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda.
Kevin O’Leary: ESG concerns deter institutions from Bitcoin
Most companies and funds are not investing in Bitcoin due to ESG concerns, according to Canadian investor and Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary.
Bank of Canada says its CBDC would be greener than Bitcoin
The Bank of Canada's planned national digital currency (CBDC) will not rely on “wasteful mining methods” inherent to cryptocurrencies. Deputy Governor Tim Lane said this, according to Penticton Western News.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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