The U.S. Congress is starting the New Year by taking a big leap into the cryptocurrency market. As a nascent bill works its way through the system, we take a look at some of the big changes that could be coming to the industry. Don’t sleep on these.
With the third Bitcoin halving due in just a few months, many point to historical precedent as an argument for why prices will surge in 2020. But given how different the crypto climate is compared to past years, a number of nuanced and varied opinions have emerged. Here’s what you need to know in order to prepare for this anticipated event.
It’s been a turbulent year for crypto in 2019, but with ever-evolving technological developments, shifting global events, and an emerging buyer market, everything can change as we move into 2020. Find out which events and trends experts are advising to keep an eye on.
For years, many in the crypto community feared regulation would flatten development and innovation. But with the SEC’s new plans, investors have good reason to love crypto’s potential future. Here’s more on Chairman Jay Clayton’s approach to foster innovation in the crypto sector.
For years, many crypto enthusiasts have argued that the Congress’ lack of familiarity and knowledge within the crypto sector has stagnated its mainstream adoption. But with a fresh face with intimate knowledge of the industry joining the Senate, everything may be about to change. Here’s how the former Bakkt CEO could help to increase acceptance.
Despite a recent dip in price, Bitcoin has continued to receive ample support from a dedicated crypto community. With a recent update, developers have strengthened the coin’s vulnerabilities, thus bolstering its long-term prospects. See why experts are saying this update could mean big things for the future.
After being capriciously dumped by Bank of America, Roelof Botha took to Twitter to express outrage with his bank of 20 years. Yet in an ironic twist of fate, onlookers pointed out that he highlighted an issue inherent to the legacy banking system – which includes his former employer, PayPal – that crypto solves. See what that is here.
As current payment methods fall behind technological advancements, this new report outlines the argument for why central banks will soon adopt their own, official digital currencies. Is this a practical inevitability, and if so, what current economic issues might it solve? Find out here.
The U.S. dollar has enjoyed status as global reserve currency status for decades, but with growing discontent for the greenback around the world in recent years, some speculate that a cryptocurrency could take over that role. Could it be Bitcoin or Ripple? The arguments that some experts are making aren’t as farfetched as you may think.
Late last week, the price of Bitcoin experienced one of its biggest spikes in recent history, surging by 42% in just 48 hours. Yet even a week later, market watchers are generally mystified as to what prompted the action. Several theories have emerged, and we break them down here. Which of these do you believe should get credit?
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Following in the footsteps of the Federal Reserve creating $210 billion out of thin air, Bitcoin edged even closer to its hard cap of 21 million tokens. If you’re not thinking about the implications for both the dollar and Bitcoin, find out here why this is so critical for the long-term prospects of each.