Bye-bye to the year that broke bitcoin
The preeminent cryptocurrency has lost 60% of its value, while the wider crypto market has shrunk by $1.4 trillion
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The preeminent cryptocurrency has lost 60% of its value, while the wider crypto market has shrunk by $1.4 trillion
To borrow from Britain's Queen Elizabeth, 2022 is not a year on which the cryptocurrency world shall look back with undiluted pleasure
Bitcoin staggered into 2022. It ends the year slumped in an alleyway, robbed of its cocktail of cheap money and leveraged bets, shunned by the establishment.
To borrow from Britain's Queen Elizabeth, 2022 is not a year on which the cryptocurrency world shall look back with undiluted pleasure.
Global investors are short-selling Japanese bonds and driving its other market yields higher, reviving bets that the Bank of Japan will need to tweak its ultra-easy monetary policy sooner rather than