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CNBC’s Brian Kelly Warns of a Bitcoin Short-Term Correction to $12,000
Brian Kelly, CNBC Fast Money trader, continues to be bullish for Bitcoin but warns of a short-term correction to $12,000.
Bitcoin Price Rally Will Peak Out Early in 2021, according to CNBC Report
As one institutional analyst told CNBC—the Bitcoin price could peak out early in 2021, providing another prime opportunity to buy the BTC price dip.
Goldman Sachs Explores Development of its Own Digital Token
Leading global investment bank Goldman Sachs is examining options of creating its own cryptocurrency. The bank has appointed Mathew McDermott as the worldwide head of digital assets to spearhead the realization of this dream.
China's Central Bank Governor Says no Timeline for Digital Currency Launch
The Governor of the People's Bank of China has declared that there is no timeline to the release of the country's digital Yuan, an innovation that has entered its test pilot phase.
Facebook’s Libra Co-Creator Thinks Bitcoin is Not a Currency
Speaking as a guest on CNBC, David Marcus initially talked about Libra setbacks, stating that Libra, Calibra, and Facebook would need time to allow digital money access and services to form for users around the world as well as his thoughts on BTC.
Billionaire Bond Manager Jeff Gundlach Says Bitcoin Looks Like A Bubble Waiting to Burst
Jeffrey Gundlach, bond fund manager, said in a recent interview with CNBC that Bitcoin is starting to look like a bubble after it surged above the $23,000 level.
Biden's Administration "Will Ultimately Be Supportive" of Bitcoin, says Circle CEO
Circle's CEO, Jeremy Allaire said on CNBC Squawk Box that he believes the Biden Administration will be more friendly towards Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
Blockchain Has "Much More to Offer," Says Lufax Head
During CNBC’s East Tech West conference held in Guangzhou, China, Jun Lu, head of Lufax Technology Center, acknowledged that the optimal potential of blockchain was more exciting than what is offered by cryptocurrencies.