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Bitwise’s head of alpha strategies, Jeff Park, projects that a Trump win in the 2024 U.S. election could push BTC prices toward the $92,000 mark. Park isn’t alone in this prediction; a number of analysts and financial institutions are entertaining similar thoughts. Bitwise Head of Alpha Strategies Jeff Park’s Bold Bitcoin Projection If Donald Trump … Read more
The Danish Tax Council has recommended what it terms non-backed crypto assets like Bitcoin be taxed similarly to asset-based crypto assets. The council argues the recommendations would allow crypto investors to deduct losses from gains thus making taxation more fair. However, some observers believe this amounts to a “declaration of war on crypto” as it … Read more
The open letter emphasized how clear regulatory frameworks can ensure the US remains competitive while safeguarding consumers and addressing illicit activity. Go to Source
Bitcoin sails higher on US jobless claims, with the BTC price dip to $65,000 swiftly being left behind. Go to Source
Memecoins have surged in popularity, outpacing Bitcoin in both search interest and market gains, but how long the trend will last is unclear. Go to Source
On Oct. 24, at block height 867,127, a bitcoin wallet from 2011 suddenly moved 150 bitcoins, marking the first transaction in over 13 years. This is the fifth occurrence this month of bitcoins from 2011 being spent, and it’s extremely likely that most of these transactions are all connected to the same individual or entity. … Read more
After selling 10,000 ETH in the past few months, the Ethereum ICO participant still has 37,000 ETH to cash out. Go to Source
Bitcoin mining difficulty has surged by 378% over three years, signaling the potential for institutional-driven BTC stability by 2030. Go to Source
Bitcoin rebounds from ten-day lows, but two BTC price points now form a new line in the sand for bulls. Go to Source
Capitalism, in its purest form, is often misunderstood, mainly due to the presence of government intervention in today’s economies. The free market, which thrives on voluntary exchanges and limited government interference, is frequently mistaken for “crony capitalism.” This latter system sees heavy government involvement, often to the advantage of particular businesses or industries through subsidies, … Read more