‘Bitcoin Is Dead’ Google Searches Skyrocket, Bitcoin Obituaries Records 15 De...
According to the Bitcoin Obituaries list, bitcoin has died 15 times in 2022, and the last obituary written about bitcoin’s death was on June 18, in a recent statement that said: “Bitcoin Will Not Recover.” Interestingly, Google Trends data shows that the search phrase “bitcoin is dead,” is estimated to hit an all-time high this week. The Old Saying ‘Bitcoin Is Dead’ Comes Back to Life In recent times, you may have heard the phrase “bitcoin is dead,” or something similar. A great number of people truly believe that....
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Sentiment in the crypto community is the lowest it has ever been, leading to fresh speculation that BTC is a dying asset. Collapsing Bitcoin (BTC) prices are reviving renewed speculation about the demise of the leading cryptocurrency, according to Google search trends. Google searches for “Bitcoin dead” spiked in the week ending Friday, June 18, and likely reached the highest level on record. Google Trends tracks interest in search terms over time, assigning scores of 1 to 100 based on the total number of user queries. The data are anonymized, categorized by topic and aggregated based on....
Online searches for the term “Bitcoin dead” reached an all-time high owing to peak anxiety among investors amid ongoing selloffs at the time. The global crypto community has started to redirect its interest from Bitcoin (BTC) to Web3, according to Google search trends.In order to keep up with decade-long innovations spanning from blockchain-based applications to nonfungible tokens (NFTs), crypto investors and enthusiasts rely on searching the web — disclosing their true sentiments in real-time. Most recently, searches for the term “Bitcoin dead” reached an all-time high, owing to peak....
You know something has achieved some level of popularity when it enters the top 500 searches on Google Trends. Never mind hitting the top 100 searches - that just means you're really popular. So it's probably no surprise that 'bitcoin' just so happens to have made the top 100 Google searches of 2013. This hobby-turned-investment-vehicle hit the spotlight first in April when it achieved an all-time high of $260+ USD. It then came back into the limelight in November, when the price topped a whopping $1200 per unit. As the mainstream media began to cover the incredible returns early adopters....
Over the past 12 months, interest in Bitcoin – the world’s premier crypto currency – has increased, with BTC recording dramatic price fluctuations marked by an all-time high and large corrections. Despite the asset’s present increasing instability, curiosity over the cryptocurrency’s next price movement has sparked a surge in interest. According to Google search patterns, […]
Ever typed 'Bitcoin' into Google? Chances are you had some specific questions you wanted answered. CCN has learned that Google offers some interesting suggestions after typing 'Bitcoin is' into the Google search bar through their auto-complete function. When you click enter and search Google's first auto-complete suggestion, "bitcoin is dead," numerous articles - and even websites - dedicated to the 'bitcoin is dead' phenomenon pop up. Here's what the auto-suggestions look like for many people when logged out of Google: Bitcoin is. News of Bitcoin's death have been greatly exaggerated in....