The world is becoming increasingly volatile and uncertain. The assertion that “inflation is the silent thief” is becoming less relevant. In 2021, inflation has turned into a rather loud and brazen robber. Now, inflation is at its highest in the last forty years,
U.S.-based fintech giant Stripe has significantly ramped up its crypto initiatives after it launched a service that enables payments for NFTs and digital assets via fiat currency. Businesses can use Stripe’s new application programming interfaces (APIs) to accept fiat payments for crypto, provide
Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptos pulled back on Wednesday as investor concerns about geopolitical tensions and inflation linger. The surge in commodity prices could lead to slower economic growth and greater market volatility. Still, some analysts point to greater buying power as a
DPoS is a version of PoS where participants can pool tokens in a staking pool to determine a block validator. In 2013, Daniel Larimer developed an evolution of PoS in which validators are joined by a new group, the delegates. In the resulting
Crypto markets are expected to remain volatile for the foreseeable future, but BTC’s battle to reclaim $40,000 could be followed with rallies from LUNA, AVAX, ATOM and FTM. Source link
Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies remain weighed down by geopolitical tensions. The bitcoin Fear & Greed Index entered "extreme fear" territory last week, indicating bearish sentiment among traders. And Bitcoin's blockchain activity is slowing. Source link
BTC continues to lose ground, but if the $40,000 level is reclaimed, LEO, MANA, KLAY and XTZ could be the first to recover. Source link
Cryptocurrencies held onto gains on Wednesday, although sentiment among traders and analysts remains mixed. Some altcoins such as AVAX and GRT rallied, while bitcoin (BTC) traded roughly flat over the past 24 hours. Source link
The last time the index rose from extreme lows was in July, which preceded a price rally. This time, however, the rise in BTC occurred on low trading volume, which indicates weak buying power. That could point to a short-term pullback or range-bound
BTC’s attempt to flip $42,000 to support could pull altcoin traders into ETH, NEAR, MANA and LEO. Source link
