BTC price dip gone by September? 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week

Bitcoin (BTC) price has had a tremendous month as the price rallied from $10,500 to $13,800. However, in recent days, momentum is slowing amid rising coronavirus fears. Bitcoin’s price dropped from $13,800 to $12,900 on Oct. 28, making the recent breakout a fakeout. Alongside a correction on the cryptomarkets, the equity and commodity markets also…

The report highlights the DeFi’s potential for lower financial audit costs and substantial opportunities for financial integration across borders Analysts from the European Commission showed an unexpected understanding of how decentralized finances (DeFi) actually function, having defined it as something different from the traditional financial system and acknowledged that it would require rethinking the approach…

Altcoin traders could send MATIC, SUI, RENDER and TAO higher if Bitcoin manages to continue trading above $64,000.

The IMF has suggested that El Salvador “reconsider” its plans for Bitcoin, following a recent visit to the country. 175 Total views 10 Total shares Own this piece of history Collect this article as an NFTEl Salvador has been advised by the global monetary watchdog to exercise caution in expanding government exposure to Bitcoin (BTC)…

Women have been part of the crypto space since its genesis, developing projects, communities and brands, as well as tackling many trenches that this emerging industry demands.Yet, they have been less involved in starting Web3 businesses. According to the Web3 Career Market report by crypto exchange KuCoin, 27% of female professionals in the field have…

Deepfake Elon Musk Bitcoin 2024 livestream, MOG holder phished for $148K, stupid ransomware backdoor in ESXi server software. Crypto-Sec.

The United States House Financial Services Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology and Inclusion received an education in the uses of blockchain technology in a hearing titled “Crypto Crime in Context: Breaking Down the Illicit Activity in Digital Assets” on Nov. 15. The hearing was bipartisan in nature, chair French Hill stated at the outset. Hill