Bitcoin (BTC) Price Breaks $40,000 for the First Time in History
While being projected to grow further, the much-celebrated Bitcoin price at $40,000 may be the coin’s long-term support level ...
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South Korean Government to Start Taxing Crypto Trading Profits in 2022
The South Korean government has issued an amendment to introduce tax on cryptocurrency trading profits. The plan is now ...
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US Judge U-Turns on Ruling in Overstock Digital Dividend Lawsuit
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Bitcoin Pullbacks after Hitting $40K; Will It Resume Its Rally?
Bitcoin posted its first negative open after rising three days in a row and hitting an all-time high above ...
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As BTC Continues to Soar Finland Wants to Cash in on Bitcoins Seized in 2016
Finland’s customs officials have revealed plans to sell 1,981 bitcoins that were seized mainly in connection with drug trafficking-related ...
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The EURST Stablecoin Set the Path That Major Central Banks Now Want to Follow
From Asia to Europe, major central banks all around the world are expected to announce their own digital currencies ...
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Phil Mochan: Institutional Custody Will Challenge Crypto
The institutions are coming. The herd is arriving. Institutional participation in the digital asset market is imminent. As this happens, ...
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Crypto Investment Firm Grayscale Names New CEO, Plans to Double Staff in 2021
Grayscale's managing director, Michael Sonnenshein, has now been appointed CEO. Source link
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Finland Pushes to Sell Tainted Trove of Bitcoins Worth Tens of Millions
Finland’s customs agency is preparing to cash in on a stash of drug-linked bitcoins that’s now worth tens of ...
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Why Is Bitcoin Going Up, and Will It Crash Soon? What’s Next as Price Doubles to $40K
Bitcoin’s prices reached all-time highs above $40,000 less than a month after breaking $20,000 for the first time. Since ...
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