Quick Take The digital asset market has seen a remarkable event as approximately $1.9 billion worth of Bitcoin – about 44,800 BTC – has surged back into circulation after a dormant period of over five years. The transactions happened around 1:30 GMT, even before the US market opened. It is important to note the historical
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A renowned economist and Bitcoin skeptic, Peter Schiff, has lately delivered a dire prognosis. Schiff has stated his opinion in a series of social media postings that the impending regulatory reforms, led by U.S SEC Chair Gary Gensler, might have a major influence on the feasibility and cost of doing

Ethereum’s journey towards a more scalable and efficient blockchain encountered a significant roadblock when the highly anticipated Dencun upgrade failed to achieve finalization on the Goerli testnet today. Activated at 6:32 UTC, the upgrade’s inability to reach consensus has injected uncertainty into the timeline for its deployment on the mainnet, prompting a detailed examination of

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Ripple, Brad Garlinghouse, has opened up about the prospects of making Ripple public through an Initial Public Offering (IPO). However, he revealed that such a move is not presently a priority for the company, citing the unfavorable regulatory environment in the United States.  Ripple CEO Weighs Prospects Of An IPO

In a recent interview with CNBC, JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he advises to not get involved…