Bitcoin in the Headlines: Media Ga-Ga for Goldman Sachs
Bitcoin in the Headlines is a weekly look at global bitcoin news, analysing media and its impact. Ever-hungry for product launches and splashy funding rounds, the mainstream media was sent into a frenzy this week as Circle announced the closure of its $50m round and Coinbase confirmed it was expanding across the pond to the UK. Despite seemingly good news for the bitcoin ecosystem, misreporting - and inaccuracies - featured across outlets. Meanwhile, some journalists also questioned the need for substantial funding rounds, given that some startups were not highly concerned with return of....
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Ether Could Reach $8K by Year-End, According to Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs has reportedly explained in a research note circulated by the bank’s managing director of Global Markets, Bernhard Rzymelka, that the price of ether (ETH) could hit $8,000 by year-end. The note details that cryptocurrencies have traded in line with inflation....