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As Bitcoin Plunges, Is Now the Time to Get In? More on: Image source: Getty Images Cryptocurrency investing generally isn’t for me. These happen to be highly-volatile assets, and remain highly-speculative in nature as well. Accordingly, any such stock with the potential for double-digit swings on a daily basis is one I want to avoid right now. That said, this market remains a highly speculative one today. Many stocks trade with higher volatility levels right now. The argu...

Image source: Getty Images Canadian investors looking to make a lot of cash in a short period have shown great interest in Bitcoin stocks and Air Canada (TSX:AC)(NYSE:AC). Bitcoin surged throughout this year, with many making millions as it now trades above $60,000 as of writing. Meanwhile, Air Canada stock crashed, and many hope a rebound will soon be underway that could leave many rich. But here at the Motley Fool, we recommend long-term investing. So if you’re looking...

This week, Tesla Motors (NASDAQ:TSLA), Elon Musk’s electric vehicle company, reported earnings for the first quarter of 2021. While many investors were focused primarily on the company’s operations, it was notable that Tesla sold 10% of its Bitcoin holdings. Elon Musk has long been a strong supporter of cryptocurrencies, so many were surprised to see this. Tesla only bought Bitcoin just a few months ago. So, the fact that it already was selling some of its position was alarming to many in ...

How to Make Money From Bitcoin Volatility More on: Image source: Getty Images For a long time, I have been covering equity, which is impacted by fundamentals, regulatory policies, and macro trends. A stock price is the company’s future earnings potential, and the price investors are willing to pay to get a share in future earnings or revenue. There are various parameters to analyze the stock price momentum like stock valuation, technical indicators, new sentiments, and ov...

People are getting rich off Dogecoin, but Bitcoin funds like the Purpose Bitcoin ETF (TSX:BTCC.B) may be safer bets.

Bitcoin Down 20%: Is This the End of the 2020-2021 Crypto Frenzy? More on: Image source: Getty Images. Bitcoin is once again down. Is this decline temporary or an early signal of the end of the crypto frenzy? For those who are new to crypto, there was a crypto frenzy in 2017-2018 led by Bitcoin and Ethereum. But this frenzy ended after regulators raised concerns. BTC price surged 1,088% between May and December 2017 and then came crashing down 58% in two months. Many invest...

Purpose Investments Launches Bitcoin ETF, Invested Directly in Digital Asset Purpose Investments has made a Bitcoin ETF, backed by physically settled Bitcoin, available to investors. The Canadian dollar-denominated ETF non-currency hedged units and U.S. dollar denominated ETF non-currency hedged units of Purpose Bitcoin ETF begin trading today on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker BTCC.B and BTCC.U, respectively. With a management fee of one per cent per annum, Purpose believes the ETF...

Image source: Getty Images. A lot of investors want to get in on cryptocurrency stocks today, but the prices are sky high. As of writing, Bitcoin trades at about $61,000! Just one of these shares would take up almost all of your Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) room. So, maybe it’s better to look at other options. I’m going to cover the three best cryptocurrency stocks to buy today, with prices that are well below thousands of dollars. On top of that, each provides far le...

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Why Bitcoin Is Crashing Right Now More on: Image source: Getty Images The price of bitcoin fell below the US$50,000 mark at the end of this week. Cryptocurrencies have lost considerable momentum in the second half of April. Many retail investors may have been burnt as digital currencies have been thrust into the mainstream in late 2020 and early 2021. Today, I want to discuss why bitcoin has crashed in the latter half of April. Is it worth buying on the dip? Let’s dive in...