Bitcoin News

Deja-vu for BTC versus market sentiment as conditions mimic the weeks after the March 2020 COVID-19 crash.

China still hosts 21% of the total global Bitcoin hash rate after the local government banned all crypto operations in the country last year.

Janet Yellen calls on lawmakers to develop a consistent federal framework for stablecoins, Hester Peirce urges to allow room for failure and more.

El Salvador welcomed 44 central bankers from developing countries around the world to tackle financial inclusion and discuss Bitcoin at a three-day conference.

Doom and gloom and an overall sense of unease pervades the market ahead of the World Economic Forum.

Cryptocurrency accessibility is inhibited by a lack of financial and crypto literacy created in part by the wealth gap, technostress and overuse of jargon.

BTC’s latest network difficulty all-time high makes it nearly impossible for bad actors to represent over 50% of the hash rate.

Blockchain transactions need privacy to catalyze mass adoption. On-chain privacy is coming, and that’s good for businesses and investors.

Nothing keeps a Bitcoin bull down for long, and now, BTC price action is back above $30,000 after 24-hour gains of 30%.

There is now 6.9 trillion LUNA in circulation, while the coin’s value is practically zero in U.S. dollar terms.