Cryptocurrencies News

Following a mixed day for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market on Thursday, a Bitcoin move through to $41,000 levels would be needed to support another step upwards.

The hashrates of the Bitcoin and the Ethereum networks are rising again as Chinese crypto miners move their operations to other parts of the world.

Ripple is setting up its first ODL in Japan to ease remittance between the country and the Philippines and expand its presence in Asia.

Following Tuesday’s late rally, a Bitcoin move back through to $40,000 would be needed to support another breakout day for the broader market.

The United States Department of Justice has opened an investigation into Tether executives for possible bank fraud.

Beijing’s crackdown on ed-tech and fin-tech among other things continues to reverberate. Sharp falls in the likes of Meituan and Alibaba dragged Asian shares to seven-month lows while U.S. and European markets are tipped to open lower and the yen is a touch firmer.

Online ecommerce giant Amazon is set to start accepting Bitcoin payments this year and could develop its native token by 2022.

It’s a bullish start to the day for Bitcoin and the broader market. A Bitcoin move through to $36,000 levels would support an extended crypto rally on the day.

Following an early in the week sell-off, Bitcoin rose for a 4th consecutive day on Saturday. A move back through to $34,500 levels would support the broader market once more.

Following late support on Friday, a Bitcoin move through to $34,000 levels would signal another breakout…

JPMorgan has allowed its wealthy clients to gain access to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies via crypto funds such as GBTC and others.

Following a relatively bullish middle part of the week, Bitcoin would need to break back through to $33,000 levels to support the broader market.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk has revealed that SpaceX and Tesla hold bitcoins while he personally owns Bitcoin, Ether and Dogecoin. Tesla will likely start accepting Bitcoin again.

SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Bitcoin recovered from a one-month low and broke back above $30,000 on Wednesday, suggesting firm support around that level even as the mood in broader financial markets remained fragile.

Sam Bankman-Fried is changing the tone of the crypto market after his FTX exchange raised $900 million in a private equity round, the largest in the industry’s history.

Following 2 consecutive days in the red, a Bitcoin move back through to $30,500 levels would deliver support to the broader market.

The adoption of decentralized finance continues with Grayscale launching its DeFi Fund and Square developing a DeFi business around Bitcoin.

Bitcoin mining difficulty is down for the fourth consecutive time, making this period the easiest to mine Bitcoin since January 2020.

After a bearish week, it’s a mixed start to the week for Bitcoin and the majors. A Bitcoin move through to $32,500 levels would support the broader market.

After a mixed day for the crypto majors on Saturday, Bitcoin would need to avoid a return to $30,000 levels to support the broader market.