
A Summary Of Bitcoin's Massive First Quarter
Stanislav Kozlovski walks us through the most important events for Bitcoin in the first quarter of 2021.Gradually, then suddenly.It is the way that Hemingway penned the process of going bankrupt: first comes a series of incremental steps which bring you closer to bankruptcy, until reality hits you and a sudden realization of what has occurred dawns upon you.This process can be thought of as a universal one: it applies to many things in life, like achieving success, declining health or the once-in-a-lifetime emergence of a brand-new asset class.Across the “gradually, then suddenly”....
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Bitcoin security platform BitGo has released new corporate information showing transactions of over US$1 billion in bitcoin for the most recent quarter. Wallet and API provider Coinkite and Bitcoin-to-Gold exchanger Vaultoro have also posted impressive growth metrics for Q3. While many critics and “Nervous Nellies” choose to not see progress within the Bitcoin ecosystem, the facts beg to differ as BitGo announced it has transacted over US$1 billion in bitcoin in a single quarter. Meanwhile, BitPay has seen massive Bitcoin expansion and interest in Latin American countries this year along....
All and all, the second quarter is about both a technical downside correction and a further institutional boost.
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