Craig Wright again makes claims about his true identity as Satoshi Nakamoto, while the SEC delays a BTC ETF decision, again.
Bitcoin News
Bitcoin (BTC) is known as the first open-source, peer-to-peer, digital cryptocurrency that was developed and released by a group of unknown independent programmers named Satoshi Nakamoto in 2008. Cryptocoin doesn’t have any centralized server used for its issuing, transactions and storing, as it uses a distributed network public database technology named blockchain, which requires an electronic signature and is supported by a proof-of-work protocol to provide the security and legitimacy of money transactions. The issuing of Bitcoin is done by users with mining capabilities and is limited to 21 million coins. Currently, Bitcoin’s market cap surpasses $138 billion and this is the most popular kind of digital currency. Buying and selling cryptocurrency is available through special Bitcoin exchange platforms or ATMs.
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- Analysis
by Joseph Young
There exists a possibility the abrupt fall of bitcoin to $6,400 could hinder the chances of an ETF approval.
- News
by Helen Partz
Montana Governor Steve Bullock signed a bill exempting utility tokens from state securities earlier in May.
- Price Analysis
Select major cryptocurrencies are showing signs of resuming their uptrend.
- Analysis
Does Craig Wright's copyright claim on bitcoin code change anything?
- News
by Helen Partz
Anonymous sources say that Facebook’s upcoming Globalcoin project is “bigger and more open” than just a payment method.
- News
Novogratz suggested that one of the crypto assets created by social media giants will succeed.
- News
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin proposed creating an on-chain smart contract-based ether mixer.
- News
by Thomas Simms
Addressing critics who claim crypto salaries aren’t viable, Kraken added: “By the way, the employee who took 100% bitcoin in 2012 retired in 2013.”
- News
Cryptocurrency markets are turning green, having overcome the drop in the beginning of the day.
- News
by Helen Partz
Robinhood Crypto officially launched its commission-free trading in New York after acquiring a BitLicense in January 2019.
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ATM operator Coinme has added around 100 extra locations to its Coinstar setup, which allows users to buy bitcoins for cash.
- News
Copyright registrations for the Bitcoin white paper and the bitcoin (BTC) source code by the U.S. Copyright Office do not mean that Craig Wright is recognized a...
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