BitPay Confirms Bitcoin As The Most Used Crypto Amid Bear Market
The bear market threatened many crypto users to suspend Bitcoin payments as many of the cryptocurrencies lost valuations. However, Bitcoin user sentiments have not wavered one bit. It surprisingly still retains its position as the most used cryptocurrency despite the market volatility and reduced rate of crypto payments. Bitpay is one of the leading platforms […]
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Total crypto payments on BitPay remained stable despite the bear market, with monthly transactions surging from around 58,000 in 2021 to 67,000 in 2022. The cryptocurrency bear market has had an impact on how people pay with crypto, but Bitcoin (BTC) remains a major payment tool despite huge volatility, according to data from BitPay.The share of Bitcoin payments in the total BitPay transactions has been shrinking amid the ongoing cryptocurrency winter, but it’s still the most popular cryptocurrency for payments on the platform.The sales volumes of Bitcoin-based payments on BitPay accounted....
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