Influential bitcoin company executive Samson Mow has warned of "price suppression" as bitcoin nears a so-called “death
Bitcoin ( BTC -3.51%), 16 years after its introduction and with a market cap of more than $1.7 trillion today, is the world's oldest and most valuable cryptocurrency. Its ability to bounce back from lows to reach new highs points to its resilience. In other words, fewer and fewer people are questioning Bitcoin's staying power.
A growing collection of hedge fund managers, financiers and analysts say the markets are now running too hot and are at risk of a sudden downturn.
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Investors entered the New Year cheerful about the prospects of a business- and crypto-friendly Trump administration. Yet two months into 2025, US stocks have lagged Europe and Chinese stocks, bitcoin is sliding and concerns about inflation are mounting.
It’s not a mystery why high-tech innovation investor Cathie Wood is such a big fan of Bitcoin. She’s all about up-and-coming disruptive technologies. And with its potential to keep making waves across the global financial scene,
Fred Krueger, a Wall Street veteran and mathematician, believes Bitcoin is still in its “first inning” with 20 to 30 years of massively high returns ahead.
The S&P 500 was down 0.7% in morning trading. It's coming off a three-day losing streak after setting an all-time high last week
The expansion significantly broadens trading options for users, reflecting a friendlier regulatory environment in the U.S.
Bitcoin rewards app Fold Holdings went public on Wednesday via SPAC merger with Nasdaq-listed FTAC Emerald Acquisition Corp. Fold is now the latest publicly firm with bitcoin on its balance sheet, holding 1,000 BTC worth $96 million.
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