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Osprey Funds has unveiled a Bitcoin trust called OBTC.

January 15, 2021 Among the long list of issues facing Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is adoption. When will crypto become more widely accepted for mainstream activities? For HODLers and crypto fans alike, the good news is the adoption trajectory for Bitcoin looks compelling. Looking at the S-curve, which measures adoption of new technologies, Bitcoin is right where it should be according to many market observers. “The S-Curve breaks global adoption into stages along the growth cycle: Innovators, Early Adopters, Early Majority, Late Majority, and Laggards,” writes Greg King of Ospre...

Dreamstime Bitcoin crossed $20,000 on Wednesday for the first time, the latest milestone in a rally that has made it the best-performing investment of 2020. Bitcoin was trading just above $20,500 on Wednesday morning, up 180% for the year. Bitcoin has crossed $19,000 several times this year, after first hitting that number in 2017. But it consistently faltered just before hitting $20,000 and had fallen below $4,000 as recently as March. It is nearly impossible to explain Bitcoin’s price changes, but analysts had described $20,000 as a key psychological level—like other big ro...

Unknown/Supplied Grace Stratton is a fourth-year law and public relations student and the founder and CEO of accessibility consultancy and creative agency All is for All. Partnership Content . Prosper is combining with New Zealand Trade and Enterprise to look at how businesses can digitally transform to be stronger. OPINION: We live in a world with imperfect systems and structures. Typically these systems are flawed but functional for a significant portion of the population, and then challenging or impossible for others to navigate. At NZTE’s Digitally Speaking event series I was talking...

The only real difference will be HOW the trucks get here. Currently they deliver to everything south of Richarson Grove from the south. They deliver everything north of the Grove from the north. This means there are more trucks traveling through Eureka going to Garberville, etc. because they can’t get there from the south. These trucks are everywhere and that won’t change. The only change will be a savings in fuel and therefore shipping costs would be lower with the improvement project. Less miles equals less emissions. That should actually make the environmentalists happy. Environmentali...