Hacking the Labour leader to launch your own cryptocoin is not very profitable
Hackers used British politician Lucy Powell's X account for a crypto scam, but only made $500, a meager haul.
Hackers used British politician Lucy Powell's X account for a crypto scam, but only made $500, a meager haul.
China is selling all its state Bitcoins (194,000 BTC) to fill local coffers. This is pushing down the price, despite support from weak dollar.
Capital flees the US: dollar and bonds fall, while Bitcoin rises +15% and gold breaks records. Bad News for the Dollar.
Bitcoin soars above $85,000 on weak dollar. Break above $90,000 will be crucial, market awaits Fed or China reaction.
Bitcoin remains stable, Ethereum drops 10%. The ‘flippening’ seems further away than ever, despite ‘the merge’. Bitcoin remains clearly dominant.
Falling dollar (DXY -4%) makes Bitcoin more attractive to foreign investors. BTC rises to $84,000 amid capital shifts.
After a chaotic week in the stock market, Bitcoin remains stable around $79,000. Gold rises to $3,200 as the dollar weakens on tariff wars.
Bitcoin drops again after brief rally. OpenSea wants SEC to block it from being seen as a trading platform, just ahead of possible token airdrop.
After Trump announced a 90-day tariff plan, Bitcoin recovered to $81,600. Further growth depends on the White House.
Fake news about Trump’s 90-day tariff pause briefly sent markets and Bitcoin soaring. White House debunked it, market fell again.
Markets crash, Bitcoin recovers slightly after dip below $75,000. Ackman warns of economic 'nuclear winter' over Trump's trade war.
Bitcoin lost 10% in 24 hours. Markets continue to fall. Everything now depends on Trump: pause or escalate his tariff policy.
As markets bleed, Bitcoin remains stable. Trump wants rate cut, Powell refuses. Crypto shows resilience, ‘safe haven’ status?
Arthur Hayes sees Trump’s trade war weakening the dollar and strengthening Bitcoin; $75,000 remains key support line.
US Bitcoin mining companies lost 25% of market value in March. China is now restricting exports of mining hardware in response to trade tensions.
Bitcoin ends its worst first quarter in seven years with -12%. The second quarter will show if the trend reverses.
US economic uncertainty and tariffs are weighing on stock markets and Bitcoin. Analysts fear further declines, with $75,000 as a crucial support line.
Trader Peter Brandt predicts Bitcoin drop to $65,000 and XRP to $1, based on bearish market trends and stock market corrections.
Bitcoin remains under pressure amid trade war worries and inflation fears, as the coin threatens to retest the $76,000 support line.
A viral video of Trump displaying the Bitcoin White Paper in the Oval Office appears to be fake. The original video shows the US Declaration of Independence.