Bitcoin Critic Calls ‘Institutional Demand’ A Myth Following Recent Price Slump
Popular Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff dismisses claims of growing institutional interest in the maiden cryptocurrency. Schiff’s challenging statement comes following the recent Bitcoin market sell-off which resulted in a 10% price decline on Friday. Related Reading: Market Expert Predicts When Bitcoin Price Will Reach Its Cycle Highs Peter Schiff Claims Little Institutional Demand For Bitcoin According to blockchain analytics platform Lookonchain, the German and US governments, and defunct crypto exchange Mt. Gox have moved a combined 17,788 Bitcoin valued at $1.08 billion to exchanges since....
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On Saturday, Bitcoin experienced a robust rally, climbing above $58,250. Despite this upward movement, it was unable to sustain the momentum and close above the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA). This led to the formation of a bearish engulfing candlestick pattern on Sunday, signaling potential downside momentum. Currently, Bitcoin is trading below $56,000, positioning it at a critical juncture in terms of technical analysis and market sentiment. Sina G, the COO and co-founder of 21st Capital, provided a breakdown of the factors influencing Bitcoin’s price trajectory today,....
Overbooked audit firms are “rejecting” DeFi projects for code checks as the young sector wallows in its first bear market.
Bitcoin price remains nearly 10% below recent highs, as the major cryptocurrency continues its slump after early last week’s sell off. Since hitting a new all-time high of $61k, BTC has continued to face downward pressure, hovering around the $54,000 price level. The past week’s volatility has resulted in bulls losing nearly $2.6 billion in liquidations, according to ByBt. Understanding Bitcoin’s Recent Price Action There were two major catalysts that led to last week’s sizable […]
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) moved above $30,000 in the last few hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. However, as with multiple instances in the past week, the crypto market leader was unable to sustain its bullish momentum, dipping by 0.6% in the last hour. As the BTC market continues its battle against the $30,000 resistance zone, Bitcoin critic and gold advocate Peter Schiff has weighed in on the ongoing discourse surrounding the potential effects of the approval of a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). Related Reading: Bitcoin ETF Approval Anticipated To Trigger Fiat Influx....
Myth: No one knows who started Bitcoin. Truth: "Satoshi Nakamoto" is a fictional name for a single person, or, potentially, a group of people who wish to remain out of the public eye. Since they've managed to do this so far, it's likely that they have a long history of secrecy keeping. This suggests strong bonds, such as one finds in a governmental context (i.e. ex-NSA employees, like Snowden), or organized crime. In any case, it's likely that a few people, potentially including governmental security agencies, know who "he" is. Some of these people are undoubtedly becoming extremely rich....