The Bitcoin (BTC) price is eyeing a possible breakout to the south of the $65,000 level as the market readies itself for a potential $2.1 billion sale of confiscated Silk Road Bitcoin tokens by the US government.
Leading global Bitcoin mining company Bitfarms Ltd. (BITF) released its monthly production report for March 2024 alongside an update on its ongoing fleet upgrade and expansion efforts On April 1.
Morgan Creek Capital CEO Mark Yusko predicts the price of one Bitcoin (BTC) could reach $150,000 by the end of the year – more than double its current price.
Bitcoin’s journey at $69,753 facing a minor dip of 0.99%. The currency’s performance has been notable, closing the first quarter of 2024 at an all-time high. The crux lies at $74,000, hinting at an intense interplay between buyers and sellers.
A UK judge has taken action to prevent Craig Wright from evading court orders following a ruling stating that Wright falsely claimed to be the creator of Bitcoin.
Bitcoin (BTC) sustained its rise, trading at approximately $70,750 as the cryptocurrency market’s total value approached $2 trillion, currently at $1.97 trillion, marking a 1.75% increase in 24 hours.
Investment manager Kerrisdale Capital said on March 28 that shares of MicroStrategy (MSTR) – the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder – are currently trading at an “unjustifiable” premium to MicroStrategy’s actual Bitcoin holdings.
Singaporeans are increasingly viewing Bitcoin in a favorable light, thanks to the recent approval of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States.