Latest from Omkar Godbole
Wallets With Over 1,000 Bitcoin Have Hit Record Number: Chainalysis
The data backs the popular narrative that institutional bitcoin investors have been leading the 2020 price rally.
India's Banks Are Once More Serving Crypto Traders and Exchanges
Indian banks have started doing business with select cryptocurrency exchanges and their customers, CoinDesk has confirmed.
Bitcoin's Rising Popularity With Investors Means Gold Will 'Suffer': JPMorgan
"The adoption of bitcoin by institutional investors has only begun, while for gold its adoption by institutional investors is very advanced," a JPMorgan managing director wrote in the report.
First Mover: Why Wells Fargo Won't Recommend Bitcoin to Clients
A Wells Fargo unit doesn't recommend bitcoin to clients because they can't yet hold cryptocurrency in their accounts. What if that changed?
Bitcoin's Options Market Skews Bearish as Spot Price Loses Ground
Bitcoin's fall toward $18,000 has revived demand for short-dated put options as a way to hedge downside risk.
First Mover: Wells Fargo Bitcoin Briefing Could Signal Bull Run Intact
As banks like Wells Fargo come around to writing about bitcoin, pro crypto analysts are scrutinizing blockchain network activity for clues on market cycle.
Bitcoin Drops 2% as European Stocks See Losses on Brexit Concerns
Bitcoin took a dip Tuesday as traditional markets suffer the jitters over fears of a "no-deal" Brexit.
How One Bitcoin Options Trader Turned $638K Into $4.4M in 5 Weeks
As bitcoin rallied from $13,400 to over $19,000, a trader who bought the $36,000-strike January expiry call saw a paper profit of more than $4 million.
First Mover: Why Mohamed El-Erian Might Have Held Bitcoin at $19K
This year's rapid price gains are unnerving some investors, but NYDIG's Greg Cipolaro argues that bitcoin's growing network could justify $52K in five years.
India Plans to Tax Income From Bitcoin Investments: Report
The country's income tax authority is tracking investors making money amid the ongoing bitcoin price rally and is all set to demand taxes, two sources familiar with the matter told The Economic Times.
