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Bitcoin
Ex-Yang Aide Is Running for Congress With Bitcoin and UBI on His Mind
A former Yang aide running for Congress sees Bitcoin as a liberator, New York’s BitLicense as a hindrance and universal basic income as an imperative.
Ethereum Has Become Bitcoin's Top Off-Chain Destination
The most popular way to use bitcoin off-chain is on Ethereum, recent data indicates.
Market Wrap: A Bitcoin Lull as Stocks Signal Economic Optimism
The bitcoin roller coaster has turned into a bumper car as equities take the stage in hopes of a global economic rebound.
Miners Are Selling More of Their Bitcoin. That May Actually Be Bullish
The conventional wisdom could be challenged because miners mainly operate on cash, meaning they need to liquidate their holdings almost daily to fund the cost of mining.
Lightning Network Overhaul Could Strengthen Bitcoin Privacy – But Many 'Ifs' Remain
Bitcoin developers are exploring Point Timelock Contracts (PTLCs) to improve the privacy of payments on the Lightning Network.
Market Wrap: Traders ‘Whack the Beehive’ as Bitcoin Surges, Then Plunges
Bitcoin’s jump up and right back down is at least partially due to the crypto derivatives markets.
Bitcoin's Price Drops by 8% in Less Than 5 Minutes
Bitcoin's price fell more than $800 in under five minutes on Tuesday, pushing the broader cryptocurrency market into the red.
BitMEX Sees Biggest Short Squeeze in 8 Months After Bitcoin Surge
A big short squeeze has taken bitcoin passed a major psychological hurdle – some think its the start of a breakout.
Bitcoin Rises Above $10K for First Time in 25 Days as Protests Roil US Cities
Bitcoin has risen above $10,000 for the first time in almost a month as protests in U.S. cities continue to intensify.
‘Sell in May’ Wall Street Adage Doesn’t Apply to Bitcoin, Data Suggests
Investors who sold bitcoin in May missed out on positive returns during 8 of the past 10 years, according to market data.
