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April 22, 2024
Roughly every four years Bitcoin halves. Its part of Bitcoin’s design, helping to reduce crypto introduction. This impacts Rune, Layer1s and Layer2s like Polygon.
April 22, 2024
Bitcoin (BTC) traded up 2.8% against the US dollar during the twenty-four hour period ending at 13:00 PM Eastern on April 22nd. Over the last week, Bitcoin has traded 3% higher against the US dollar. Bitcoin has a market cap of $1,300.86 billion and $1.34 billion worth of Bitcoin was traded on exchanges in the […]
April 22, 2024
Plus: Crypto enthusiasts eager for Bitcoin’s ‘halving.’
April 22, 2024
Bitcoin's price stabilized to start the week after a long stretch of volatility in the run up to the cryptocurrency's big "halving" event
April 22, 2024
Bitcoin coders at popup hackathon prepared for big launches on blockchain after the halving, and a cryptocurrency market now valued at over $2.4 trillion.
April 22, 2024
The halving coincided with a surge in transaction fees as many users competed for limited space. Bitcoin users collectively spent 37.7 BTC in fees, equivalent to over $2.4 million at current prices, to secure transactions within this block.
April 22, 2024
AI chipmaker Nvidia bounced back from last week’s steep decline and was among the top performers
April 21, 2024
Amidst the ongoing bullish sentiment in the crypto market, with Bitcoin reaching all-time highs, altcoins and meme coins are also experiencing a surge in popularity. It is important to educate investors about meme coins as more people are engaging in regular buying and investing activities.
April 21, 2024
The Israeli Tax Authority has developed a new procedure for the good guys to pay tax on their virtual currency gains.
April 21, 2024
Bitcoin’s latest “halving” — the fourth in the cryptocurrency’s history — is now complete. And while the token’s prices are off their highs from earlier in the day, there doesn’t seem to be much of a reaction — at least, not yet.