Illegal crypto activity is decreasing, but stolen funds are increasing! Highlighting the evolution of cyber threats.
Bitcoin is once again at the center of controversy. This time, the debate is about its environmental impact, fueled by a report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) accusing bitcoin of significantly contributing to carbon emissions. However, a well-known defender of Bitcoin, Daniel Batten, does not see it that way. With a well-crafted argument, he counters the IMF's claims, offering a rebuttal that deserves our attention. But who is right in this battle for ecological truth?
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Trump holds millions in Ethereum! In this article, discover the shocking details of his crypto wallet.
Germans are skeptical about the crypto digital euro! Here are the ECB's measures to reassure them.
BlackRock surpasses Grayscale in assets under management for crypto ETFs! Marking a turning point in the digital asset industry.
The recent market crash has not shaken the confidence of major institutional investors in Bitcoin. BlackRock, Fidelity, Grayscale, and MicroStrategy are holding their positions firmly, demonstrating a long-term vision of the potential of the leading cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin appears to be taking a decisive pause in its quest for new highs. While the crypto asset seems to regain a semblance of stability by surpassing the $60,000 mark, experts' forecasts remain cautious. Mike McGlone, senior strategist at Bloomberg, shares his analysis on the factors that could threaten the recent BTC rebound.
Bitcoin reserves on exchanges fall to 2020 levels, signaling a potential rise in BTC prices.
In a financial landscape where memecoins generate as much interest as uncertainty, a surprising revelation shakes the crypto market. It is the announcement that the US government holds a colossal amount of Shiba Inu (SHIB).