Bitcoin price jumps in the wake of First Republic Bank crash
The price of Bitcoin has bounced upwards as First Republic Bank deposit slump sparks fresh banking crisis fears in the United States.
The price of Bitcoin has bounced upwards as First Republic Bank deposit slump sparks fresh banking crisis fears in the United States.
Bank of America and Fidelity have increased their MicroStrategy exposure in what appears to be a passive Bitcoin investment.
Bitcoin has decoupled from stocks and rising ten years after the Cyprus banking crisis coincided with a BTC price boom.
In an open letter, Altimeter Capital's CEO and founder recommended the tech giant cut its Metaverse investments from $10-15 billion a year to $5 billion.
Earlier this week, new draft legislation on stablecoins came to light aimed at “endogenously collateralized stablecoins.”
Strong euro and overbought readings could pressure the dollar further, showing signs of topping out—Bitcoin at risk of falling.
A dollar invested into Bitcoin every month since December 2017 has provided investors a cumulative return of $160.
As more and more financial giants set up crypto research teams, experts see this trend continuing to gain traction in the future.
The "Oracle of Omaha" now has more companies in his portfolio that have direct/indirect exposure to Bitcoin and similar cryptocurrencies.
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