In 2010, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange referred to Bitcoin as “the most interesting new development on the internet”. Since then, the price of Bitcoin has skyrocketed an incredible 7000%, demonstrating its huge potential.
Bitcoin prices plummeted in the third quarter of this year, leaving it second-to-last in terms of returns on investment compared to other assets, according to a leading analyst.
As the cryptocurrency sector explodes in value, the question of which coin will hit the $1 mark first remains. Ripple (XRP), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and Dogecoin (DOGE) have all seen strong growth in recent months, and investors are looking to see who will reach the coveted $1 milestone first.
Global interest in crypto has fallen to near 5-year lows, according to a financial analysis firm. The news comes as cryptocurrency-related businesses face increased scrutiny and regulations.
Bitcoin Cash saw a jump of 17% on Tuesday, after Grayscale Investments won its case against the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over their Bitcoin ETF application.
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The SEC has had a long-awaited decision to make, as BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF application has awaited their approval for some time. Now, “the time is ripe for the SEC to take the win” and approve BlackRock’s entry into the Bitcoin ETF market.
The much-hyped Wall Street Bets meme-based cryptocurrency, Pepe Coin, has recently dropped in value, but a newly-released meme collection has sold for nearly $24 million. The NFT platform set a new industry record.
Bitcoin investor sentiment has plummeted to its lowest levels in months, even as macro and equities markets show improvement. This brings into question the cryptocurrency’s future prospects and suggests many investors may be cautiously leaning away.