For the past few months, Bitcoin ETFs have been among the most closely followed news items on the crypto market. The reason for this is their potential role in the explosion of asset prices, starting with bitcoin. Indeed, the eventual arrival of a Bitcoin ETF on the market is seen as good news. But it seems, according to some experts, that it could thwart the ambitions of crypto exchanges. Here's why.
Over the last 8 years, September has been the second-worst month in terms of bitcoin (BTC) performance. On average, bitcoin falls by 5% in September. Conversely, September is often a good opportunity. The end of the year often marks a powerful "Christmas effect", which is usually accompanied by a rise in cryptocurrency. But if studying the past sheds light on probabilities, it's worth looking at the indicators available on the bitcoin price.
The developers of XRP20 describe their project as version 2.0 of XRP. The project stands out for its functionalities designed to facilitate access to digital assets. Above all, XRP20 aims to offer a new opportunity to those who missed out on the meteoric rise of XRP.
The cryptocurrency landscape is evolving rapidly. The XRP Ledger (XRPL), in particular, is on the verge of a significant milestone with the highly anticipated XLS-30d amendment. This update is critical as it has the potential to transform XRP into the cryptocurrency of the future.
In the vibrant financial hub of Mumbai, an announcement rings out, echoing like the dawn of a new era in the crypto universe. India's Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, has revealed that the Indian presidency of the G20 has initiated crucial discussions, aiming to establish a global regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. But what does this move mean for the sector? And what role is India playing in this regulatory revolution?
The financial sector in the United States is anticipating a significant revision in the accounting of cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin. This recent decision aims to enhance clarity, accuracy, and confidence in the valuation of digital assets by businesses.
The first domino of the bull run has fallen. U.S. companies will soon be able to account for their Bitcoin holdings at their fair value.
In recent years, cryptocurrencies have grown exponentially in the European region. Cryptocurrencies can be used for different purposes, such as investment, trading, savings, or payment methods.
Recently, no fewer than 6 countries joined the BRICS in what is now known as BRICS+. Although the organization has rejected the membership applications of some countries, it seems to be calling on others to join. Such is the case of Indonesia.
Renowned investor Warren Buffett doesn't like cryptocurrencies, bitcoin (BTC) included. And he's not hiding it. On several occasions, the billionaire has explained why, in his opinion, this asset is not worth investing your money in. Yet there is evidence that the businessman has missed an opportunity to increase his fortune.