Bitcoin and Ether created a new all-time high of $68,641.57 and $4,857.25 on Tuesday
Bitcoin and ether made record peaks in Asia trade on Tuesday, with enthusiasm for cryptocurrency adoption and worry about inflation driving momentum and flows into the asset class.
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Bitcoin rose to a two-and-a-half-week peak and ether climbed to a fresh record
As more and more Bollywood celebrities continue to join the non-fungible token (NFT) bandwagon, megastar Amitabh Bachchan sold his collection of NFTs for a whopping $966,000 on the fourth day
Paytm would consider Bitcoin offerings if Indian authorities removed regulatory uncertainty surrounding the adoption of cryptocurrencies.
Wood believes Bitcoin is a competitor to the yellow metal as a store of value and it is one with a built-in quantitative tightening dynamic due to the halving process roughly every four years
Recently, the firm completed a funding round of over $19 million from more than 30 venture funds and individual investors
Bitcoin (BTC) was trading around $63,078 and is up about 117% this year, while ether is up six-fold
Our active crypto traders in India nearly quadrupled in the September quarter, says VINCENT LAU, Managing Director of International Operations at Huobi Global
Regulatory nervousness could slightly ease on the face of SaaS, gaming, social media applications based on crypto
Singapore aiming to become a key player for cryptocurrency-related businesses as financial centers around the world grapple with approaches to handle one of the fastest growing areas of finance.
The RBI had banned banks from holding or facilitating cryptocurrency transactions, but the Supreme Court set aside that circular
Bitcoin, the biggest cryptocurrency with a market cap of $1.2 trillion, was up a little over 4 per cent on Thursday, but below the record high it hit last week
Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, fell as much as 3.7% to $58,100, its lowest since Oct. 15
Most of the panellists felt cryptos are here to stay and attention should shift to how it can be regulated
This week's move to near $67,000 has traders watching to see how the landscape shifts, now that the first US Bitcoin futures exchange-traded funds are in play
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