Bitcoin in Rangebound Trading as Equity Markets Fail to See Stimulus Boost
The bitcoin market is looking pensive as global equities fail to respond positively to the U.S. Senate's approval of a massive coronavirus stimulus package.
Read moreThe bitcoin market is looking pensive as global equities fail to respond positively to the U.S. Senate's approval of a massive coronavirus stimulus package.
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Read moreIt'll take a real financial crisis for bitcoin to prove its safe haven value.
Read moreBitcoin has dropped back from levels near $7,000 despite the rapidly increasing scope of fiscal stimulus efforts in the US and across the globe.
Read moreAs the crypto community digests a new wave of government intervention, Michael Casey and Noelle Acheson join for a discussion.
Read moreThe CFTC created formal guidance for when one party has “delivered” crypto assets to another, settling a long-standing question around the issue.
Read moreThe Singapore exchange is adding tether (USDT) perpetual contracts to simplify account management and allow two-way trades.
Read moreOpen interest in XBT/USD on BitMEX has crashed by over 50 percent from 115,000 BTC to 55,000 BTC over the past 12 days.
Read moreThe latest version of a U.S. House bill to stimulate the economy during the coronavirus pandemic no longer includes any language around a digital dollar, though a Financial Services Committee bill still does.
Read moreGold is up Monday and so are most cryptocurrencies, seemingly buoyed by the U.S. Federal Reserve's drastic action to thwart the coronavirus’ effects on markets and the economy.
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