News with the tag "history"

Crypto just keeps dropping — what’s driving the crash, and what’s next? Bitcoin ( BTC ) plummeted below $88,000, marking its lowest level in three months. The broader crypto market has also taken a hit, with total market capitalization shedding 8%, dropping from over $3.31 trillion to approximately ...

Ethereum (ETH) has been facing a downturn, dropping over 7.87% and testing the critical $3,000 support level. With weekly losses nearing 10% and liquidations exceeding $84.5 million, investor sentiment is low. However, historical data suggests that ETH might soon rebound. Ethereum’s Strong Performan...

Coinbase chief legal officer Paul Grewal accused the FDIC of playing “word games” after the agency said it only searched for pause letters from a specific time period.

The coin toss is a simple yet universally recognized method of making decisions, settling disputes, or starting games. From casual decisions to high-stakes events like the Super Bowl , the coin toss has transcended its humble origins. In this article, we’ll explore everything about the coin toss, in...

Bitcoin was once worth so little that thousands of BTC were given away for free, but each one is now worth roughly $100,000 and is the most valuable cryptocurrency ever.

Bitcoin has rallied 126% since January to reach $100,000, driven by Bitcoin ETF demand, April's halving and Donald Trump's US election win.

With just a month left in 2024, the year is winding down with a thrilling milestone: bitcoin has hit an all-time high of $98,800 per coin. This moment caps a year of growth, innovation, and intense focus in the crypto world. What follows is an in-depth journey tracing bitcoin’s value from its early ...

Historically, Bitcoin has achieved all-time highs (ATH) on November 28 in both 2013 and 2017. With November 28, 2024, imminent, investors are speculating whether Bitcoin could reach the $100,000 mark on this significant date.

Learn how proof-of-history works and what advantages and challenges it brings to the Solana Blockchain.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said in an X post that the company will continue to bring financial inclusion to people who are “left behind.”