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We’re on the verge of a truly historical event in the history of cryptocurrencies. The Bitcoin halving is scheduled for May 12, 2020, and it could be the one that makes or breaks the leading cryptocurrency in the world. This will be the first block reward halving in Bitcoin’s history.
After a mixed start to the year, Bitcoin is once again back on the path to success. The world’s oldest – and largest – cryptocurrency is doing just fine during the coronavirus pandemic. After a few weeks of jumping up and down the $6K-$7K ladder, Bitcoin finally broke the $7K
After a bit of a slide last week, Bitcoin is doing good again amidst oil and stock prices going down. That’s a good thing since the drop in oil prices is negatively affecting the stock market which, of course, is tied into Bitcoin. The good news is that Bitcoin is
After a few days over the $7K mark which was seen as very positive news for Bitcoin, the price slid down the past few days. It’s not as sharp as a slide as the one back at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it’s still a dip below $7,000
After the historic collapse a few weeks ago, Bitcoin has recovered pretty well, to say the least. The leading cryptocurrency in the world was battered by the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic just like any other stock. It fell down below the $4,000 mark for the first time in years and there
In the past few weeks and especially the past month, Bitcoin has been battered by the coronavirus pandemic. Last week, traders heard great news as the leading cryptocurrency raced over the $6,000 mark after hitting a low below $4,000. Although it tested $7,000 on several occasions, Bitcoin couldn’t make a
Saying that the last few weeks have been hard on Bitcoin is an understatement. The largest cryptocurrency in the world has been battered by the COVID-19 pandemic, suffering blow after blow each day. From a bull market not a month ago, the price has hit points below $4K. As prices
The coronavirus global outbreak has hit the world hard. Economies are hanging by a thread, businesses are shutting down, and royalties are taking massive dips in price. Bitcoin has taken quite a hit as well. After starting the year with a bang, the leading cryptocurrency in the world has seen
After a strong start to the year, Bitcoin has once again fallen into a bit of a slump. While experts are not that concerned, traders are hit with bad news every week. Last week, for example, Bitcoin couldn’t break the $8,950 support level and this week, it went down to
Bitcoin’s upward price trend in the past month has apparently cooled down. Although the price drops aren’t that dramatic, it has failed to reach the $10K level for the second week in a row, bringing back memories of 2019 crypto owners and traders are not fond of. After shooting past