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Institutional investors have been flooding the Bitcoin market, with their price gains over the past year providing ample evidence of the same. In fact, according to many, it was this flood of institutional entry that allowed the world’s largest cryptocurrency to go on a bull run and climb to its latest ATH on the charts.Continue reading “Can Ethereum afford to miss the train when it comes to NFTs?”

Bitcoin has grown by leaps and bounds over the past three months, with its returns extremely inviting for most. This is one of the reasons why Bitcoin has been able to attract investors, despite the price being relatively sky-high. When compared to traditional assets, Bitcoin’s returns, year-to-date, are gargantuan. Bitcoin was giving its investors YTDContinue reading “Does Bitcoin have a favorite day of the week?”

Bitcoin has evolved in many ways over the past decade, and so has the crypto-market. What was once considered to be ‘Internet money’ is now being considered by serious institutional investors, giving BTC and the crypto-market a certain sense of credibility. Over the said period, the suspicion surrounding digital assets, as portrayed in the mediaContinue reading “Media’s playbook on Bitcoin – Just how biased are they?”

Experts often say the altcoins rally with Bitcoin, and even fall with it. On 21 January, Longhash revealed that in the last seven days, 92% of crypto tokens “outperformed Bitcoin.” Bitcoin rallied to new ATHs and has remained over the $30,000 range, which still accounted for less volatility compared to previous rallies. However, with increasingContinue reading “90% of these altcoins outperformed Bitcoin recently”

2020 has been a very consequential year for Bitcoin and it went past its previous ATH established in the infamous bull run of 2017. Taking a cue from the past year, the past 7-days of 2021 have been no different. Bitcoin has been repeatedly in the news for outdoing itself by surging all the wayContinue reading “Why this matters: Bitcoin active addresses decouple from price”