According to this crypto analyst, bitcoin (BTC) could see an explosion in value in July. He points to a pattern reminiscent of the asset's price structure in 2020. Departing from the traditional four-year cycle theory, this analyst sees things from a different angle. But only time will tell if this month will be as fruitful as November 2020 for BTC.
SEC attacks are wreaking havoc on the crypto sector, and companies are not exempt. Revolut recently made an exit that is unlikely to please all its customers, as they will soon no longer be able to trade certain tokens. So, goodbye to Solana (SOL), Polygon (MATIC) and Cardano (ADA)?
Ether (ETH) could get off to an explosive bullish start this month, in a context that seems favorable to a bullish recovery. If confirmed, this crypto could reach $2500.
Following on from The Merge and Shanghai, Ethereum is planning further upgrades to make the blockchain more powerful. While waiting for the promised major changes, Solana offers a "plausible" possibility to the Ethereum team. Find out what Anatoly Yakovenko, cofounder of Solana Labs, has to say.
Bitcoin has experienced explosive price phases in recent weeks. According to several analysts, the asset's price should continue to rise despite the market's circumstances. Economist Alex Krüger is among those who believe in this prospect.
Bitcoin is still sitting on $30,000, but the bullish pressure is palpable. Here are the top 5 (crescendo) bullish factors.
As a crypto with great potential, ADA is one of those digital assets that perform remarkably well even in the midst of a bear market. Its resilience in a tumultuous market is impressing many investors. Particularly concerned about the future of altcoin, analyst Dan Gambardello predicts an imminent uptrend for this cryptocurrency. He recently shared his thoughts on the future of the digital asset with Twitter users.
Twitter's exposure on Google plummets as Elon Musk announces temporary limits. New strategy or not, what's the point? While these questions are pertinent, only one attracts the attention of the crypto community. What will happen to communication within the ecosystem?
In 2017, Larry Fink, CEO of asset management company BlackRock was scathing about bitcoin. In particular, he criticized the crypto queen as a mafia asset, useful for laundering money. Now, his views on bitcoin's usefulness have changed dramatically.
For the time being, Gary Gensler is untouchable. He will continue to reign supreme in the offices of 100 F Street, NE Washington D.C. Especially in the absence of solid arguments against his policies. Yet the crypto community has never stopped finding a breach in the SEC's fortified line. Perhaps this latest initiative by pro-crypto lawyers will eventually succeed?