Buying Bitcoin in 2013 was like buying ‘gold in 1000 BC’ — Pantera CEO
Pantera is now up more than 130,000% from its first Bitcoin purchase back in July 2013. Go to Source
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Pantera is now up more than 130,000% from its first Bitcoin purchase back in July 2013. Go to Source
Bitcoin posted a classic “Uptober,” but risk assets across the board risk a serious contraction, forecasts warn. Go to Source
This cycle’s Bitcoin and altcoin lows are behind us, Pantera CEO Dan Morehead says as he looks to a “year of rebuilding trust.” Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Pantera CEO Dan Morehead painted an optimistic outlook for the wider cryptocurrency space during a keynote presentation at Token2049 in Singapore. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Pantera Capital CEO Dan Morehead expects the $1.3 billion blockchain fund to close over the next “three or four weeks” once the due diligence from large institutions has been wrapped up. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
“I think when all’s said and done, investors will be given a choice: they have to invest in something, and if rates are rising, blockchain is going to be the most relatively attractive,” said Dan Morehead. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
On October 6, Pantera Capital published an investor’s note written by Dan Morehead, the company’s CEO. Unlike the myriad of crypto investors who believe that a bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) will send the crypto asset’s value to the moon, Morehead explains it could be a negative event and when it officially launches he said he … Read more
The Pantera boss cited three primary reasons why crypto markets dumped a trillion dollars in market cap. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Cryptocurrency markets have been surging during the last 24 hours, as billions of dollars have flooded into the crypto-economy. Bitcoin’s value touched an all-time high (ATH) once again on Wednesday morning (EST), reaching $64,895 per unit. The latest price rise is leading up to the upcoming Coinbase direct listing on Nasdaq. Crypto-Economy Surpasses $2.2 Trillion … Read more
Since September 2019, research shows the Federal Reserve has pumped over $9 trillion to primary dealers by leveraging enormous emergency repo operations. A recently published investigative report shows the U.S. central bank submits the daily loan tally, but the Fed will not provide the public with information concerning the recipients. Estimates say, in 2020 alone, … Read more