Bitcoin FUD: 6 common arguments from BTC skeptics during bull markets
When Bitcoin soars into a bull market, skeptics cling to fear, uncertainty and doubt. Are you prepared to repel these FUD claims? Go to Source
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When Bitcoin soars into a bull market, skeptics cling to fear, uncertainty and doubt. Are you prepared to repel these FUD claims? Go to Source
Everyone’s heard “Not your keys, not your coins.” Unchained head of research Joe Burnett explains how investors can protect their Bitcoin. Go to Source
Arthur Hayes published a “Trump Truth” blog post forecasting a massive crash in crypto markets following Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration in January. Go to Source
The largest drivers of Travala’s annual revenue spike were flight and hotel bookings, which one can pay using 40 cryptocurrencies. Go to Source
1971 Capital chief investment officer Brian Russ says Ethereum is undervalued and that Bitcoin, gold and silver are in a long bull market. Go to Source
Even if Bitcoin gains half of what it did during price discovery in 2021, that would still propel it to $150,000, said one trader. Go to Source
Even if Bitcoin gains half of what it did during price discovery in 2021, that would still propel it to $150,000, said one trader. Go to Source
According to CoinMarketCap, Ripple’s native XRP token has a maximum supply of 100 billion and a circulating supply of roughly 57 billion. Go to Source
According to data from CryptQuant, there is currently less than 2.5 million Bitcoin available for purchase on digital asset exchanges. Go to Source
The mysterious investor made an over 250,000-fold return on his initial investment of just $10,000, which is worth over $2.5 billion today. Go to Source