『 CryptoCodex: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Cardano And XRP Braced For 2021 Santa Rally After Crypto Price Crash 』
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『 ‘Massive Fourth Quarter’—Why Ethereum Could Outperform Bitcoin After Serious Fed Price Warning 』
Billionaire investor Mike Novogratz has said he expects the ethereum price to outperform bitcoin as the Fed looks to tackle inflation…
『 Bitcoin Fails To Retain Price Gains Following Robust Inflation Data 』
Bitcoin prices moved slightly higher after a report showed the highest U.S. inflation in 40 years. However, bitcoin erased all these gains in short order, failing to provide support for the narrative that the cryptocurrency is an inflation hedge.
『 Hong Kong’s Unfriendly Crypto Rules Boost Rival Efforts To Attract Bitcoin Billionaires 』
Regulatory uncertainty and travel restrictions are forcing the city’s crypto elites to shift their operations to more hospitable jurisdictions.
『 U.S. Could ‘Embrace Crypto In 2022’—Huge Bitcoin And Ethereum Price Prediction Revealed 』
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices remain under significant pressure following a sharp sell-off last weekend—sparking fresh “bubble” warnings…
『 Bitcoin Prices Struggle Below Key $50,000 Price Level 』
Bitcoin prices have been repeatedly trading below $50,000, having a hard time staying above this level. Does this difficulty point to bearish market conditions? Analysts weigh in.
『 ‘Bitcoin Rat’ Artist Nelson Saiers Calls Bull On Fed’s Disregard For Inflation 』
Saiers is best known for the giant inflatable rat that he emblazoned with bitcoin’s programming code and erected outside the Federal Reserve’s headquarters in Washington DC three years ago.
『 Bitcoin’s Biggest Corporate Investor Has Spent Nearly $500 Million Buying Bitcoin As Crypto Markets Lost $700 Billion In Value 』
MicroStrategy, the firm led by billionaire Michael Saylor, now owns about $6 billion worth of bitcoin.
『 21 Bitcoin And Blockchain Leaders Made Forbes 30 Under 30 List 』
This year’s 30 Under 30 list included a record 21 leaders and disruptors hailing from the world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain.