BITCOIN
Bitcoin (BTC) is the world’s first open-source, peer-to-peer cryptocurrency developed by a pseudonymous person or group of people under the name of Satoshi Nakamoto in 2008. The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto remains a mystery. The crypto is run on distributed ledger technology, also known as blockchain. Bitcoin allows for lower transaction fees than traditional online payment systems, and is decentralized, unlike government-backed currencies. Bitcoin is the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization and has a limit of 21 million coins. The cryptocurrency uses a proof-of-work protocol to enable security, privacy, and legitimacy of monetary transactions. The issuance of Bitcoin requires mining, where programmers solve a difficult cryptographic puzzle to be able to mine Bitcoin, which earns them a reward. Bitcoin remains the most popular cryptocurrencies, all other cryptocurrencies are known as altcoins.
Why Bitcoin May Crash Below $20,000 Soon
Historical data and technical analysis can help predict Bitcoin's future price. In September 2022, Bitcoin experienced a -3.09% decrease, the most significant since 2014. Amplitude analysis suggests a potential downward spiral to $20,867.67. Technical analysis highlights the importance of the $26,000 support level and the $25,000 support line. Investors should remain vigilant and use historical insights and technical analysis to navigate Bitcoin's capricious valuation.
Bitcoin September Curse? Predicting BTC Price Using Comprehensive Historical Data
Bitcoin's September performance has been bearish over the past eight years, with an average decline of approximately 9.03%. The amplitude of Bitcoin's price fluctuations has been significant, with an average amplitude of 24.91%. Market analysts predict potential low points for Bitcoin by September, with a -3.09% decline in 2022 and an average decline of -9.22%. If this year's performance aligns, Bitcoin's valuation could decrease to $23,240. However, it has the potential to close above $25,927, similar to 2015 and 2016 as well.
Yuga Labs Launches TwelveFold: Bitcoin Based Generative Art
Yuga Labs has launched TwelveFold, a 300-piece generative art collection on the Bitcoin blockchain. The project uses the Ordinal Theory protocol to locate inscribed satoshis, with participants submitting puzzle answers through various wallets. The technology, "inscribing," is a significant step in NFT evolution.
Breaking: Bitcoin Enters Banking System, El Salvador's Cuscatlan and Agricola Accept it for Loans
El Salvador's Cuscatlan and Agricola banks have announced they will now accept Bitcoin for loan payments, paving the way for Bitcoin to be used directly for credit card debt settlements and loans, potentially setting global banking industry precedents.
Just In: US PCE Price Index Rises, Exceeding Core Forecasts; Bitcoin and Crypto Markets Show Mixed Reactions
The U.S. PCE and Core PCE Price Index have both increased by 3.3% and 4.200004%, respectively, indicating persistent inflationary pressures. Cryptocurrency markets show moderate fluctuations, with meme coins showing resilience. Federal Reserve response will significantly impact economics.
Breaking: Binance Pool Introduces Ordinals Inscription Service on Bitcoin network
Binance Pool introduces Ordinals Inscription Service, enabling users to embed data onto satoshis within Bitcoin network, enhancing digital ownership and asset management beyond digital currency.
BlackRock's Bitcoin Strategy: Mining Investments and ETF Proposals
BlackRock has invested $411.54 million in Bitcoin mining businesses, including Riot Platforms Inc., Marathon Digital Holdings, Cipher Mining, and Terawulf, and proposed a Bitcoin ETF, despite SEC reluctance, highlighting Bitcoin's growing importance in finance.
Bitcoin Miner Canaan Reports $73.9M Revenue in Q2
Canaan, a high-performance computing solution provider, reported a 44.2% sequential growth in Q2 2023, but faces regulatory shifts and US legal disputes, potentially impacting future operations.
Why Grayscale's SEC Victory Is Unlikely to Benefit Bitcoin and Crypto Markets in the Long Run
The US Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Grayscale Investments, ordering the SEC to review its Bitcoin ETF application. This decision has boosted Bitcoin prices but may not provide long-term benefits due to inconsistent market reactions and declining trading volumes.
Bitcoin Surges Past $28,000 and GBTC Discount Narrows to 17%
Bitcoin's value surged to $28,142 on Binance after Grayscale Investments won a lawsuit against the SEC, converting its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust into an ETF.
Bitcoin Mining Giant Hut 8 Set to Merge with USBTC
Hut 8 Mining Corp. is set to merge with US Bitcoin Corp. to form a major publicly traded Bitcoin miner, focusing on economical mining, diversified revenue, and environmental, social, and governance practices.
Arthur Hayes: The Federal Reserve is Doomed to Fail
Arthur Hayes' article "Kite or Board" critiques the U.S. Federal Reserve, highlighting its challenges like autonomy, inflation tax, policy changes, and banking sector transition. He suggests Bitcoin as a decentralized, finite supply, and global acceptance alternative to traditional financial systems.
Tether's Plan B Collaborates with FC Lugano to accelerate Bitcoin Adoption
Tether and Lugano City have announced a partnership to sponsor FC Lugano, a Swiss football club, using bitcoin technology to transform the city's financial infrastructure, allowing fans to purchase tickets, merchandise, food, and beverages.
Tether's Plan ₿ Collaborates with FC Lugano to accelerate Bitcoin Adoption
Tether and Lugano City have announced a partnership to sponsor FC Lugano, a Swiss football club, using bitcoin technology to transform the city's financial infrastructure, allowing fans to purchase tickets, merchandise, food, and beverages.
Tether's Plan B Collaborates with FC Lugano to accelerate Bitcoin Adoption
Tether and Lugano City have announced a partnership to sponsor FC Lugano, a Swiss football club, using bitcoin technology to transform the city's financial infrastructure, allowing fans to purchase tickets, merchandise, food, and beverages.
