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Bitcoin was recently promoted on national television by the incoming Wyoming senator Cynthia Lummis. Lummis is also a fan of Bitcoin. When commenting on the cryptocurrency in a recent interview with Good Morning America on ABC News, she said that she thinks the cryptocurrency is a viable store of value. Bitcoin Promoted on

Bitcoin has exploded higher over the past few weeks. The coin is up around 50% in the past five weeks alone. Capital is flooding into the Bitcoin market almost at a record pace, according to Willy Woo. Woo specifically pointed to the Realized Price metric, which tracks the estimated cost basis of the

Bitcoin underwent a rapid correction last evening after the coin pressed as high as $18,500 on leading exchanges. Even still, analysts remain optimistic on the leading cryptocurrency. One trader said that since Bitcoin managed to hold key support levels despite entering the low-$17,000s twice in the span of a few hours, it

Bitcoin has undergone a strong rally over the past month as buyers rush in after the early 2020 crash. The price of the leading cryptocurrency currently trades for $18,600, which is almost the highest the cryptocurrency has traded since the 2017 bull market peak. While there appear to be many that

The Lithuanian government has reportedly sold a batch of cryptocurrency seized by local enforcement agencies. The State Tax Inspectorate, or STI, the country’s tax authority, sold confiscated crypto assets worth 6.4 million euro ($7.6 million) and subsequently added the funds to the state budget. According to an official announcement on Nov. 24,

Bitcoin has sustained a strong correction since its $19,600 highs seen earlier today. The coin currently trades for $17,300, down approximately 12% from those highs. Some have suggested the coin could drop lower toward $16,000 in the days ahead. Macro charts show that $16,000 is where Bitcoin may find serious support. Bitcoin Undergoes Strong

Are crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) finally coming to the United States of America? Dozens of cryptocurrency-based ETFs or ETF-like products are currently selling on regulated exchanges in Europe, while Canada and Brazil have already introduced their own versions this year. Over the past eight years, however, not a single investment

In 2021, financial institutions operating in Nigeria have been the lever of a government crackdown on cryptocurrencies, beginning with February’s notorious central bank ban on lenders providing services to crypto exchanges in the country. With much of the Nigerian crypto market of necessity peer-to-peer, Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)