2019-9-30 20:15 |
In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, bloodbath for BTC and altcoins, Zuckerberg’s Libra admission, and Kik announces its app is closing
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In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, Bitcoin faces a key weekly close, Bloomberg releases exceedingly flattering report about BTC, and hodling activity goes through the roof
2020-4-27 00:00 | |
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As the Rugby World Cup kicks off in Japan, we are still waiting for the catalyst which kicks off the next bitcoin (BTC) price rally. Bitcoin (BTC) Price: Yet Another Rangebound Week Bitcoin price started the week near the top of its increasingly long-standing $1000 range around $10k.
2019-9-23 20:00 | |
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In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, Libra gets confident, France gets angry, and Domino’s Pizza fans get excited
2019-9-16 23:10 | |
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In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, a mystery $1 billion BTC transfer, exciting crypto news for burger fans in Germany, and Ripple angers its community
2019-9-9 23:15 | |
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With worldwide politics in disarray, and even the weather seemingly conspiring against humanity… Is it time to take our Bitcoin stash and move into a remote bunker yet? Bitcoin Price: Finally On The Up Again? After several weeks of consolidation, it feels like bitcoin price may finally be heading upwards again… until the next dip, that is.
2019-9-8 18:41 | |
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Obviously, it’s still just about the end of summer, so French air traffic controllers have decided to go on strike. Maybe there would be less annual havoc across Europe’s skies if they ‘paid them in Bitcoin’? Bitcoin Price: Yet More Consolidation So BTC has spent another week trading sideways in a band around $10k.
2019-9-1 14:27 | |
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Yes, as we can all see, the price of bitcoin dropped over $550 in a matter of hours on August 28th to see a low of $9,613 BTC/USD after being $10,269 earlier in the day. But, aside from the real time action, let's recap the last week of bitcoin and cryptocurrency news stories and map […]
2019-8-29 08:14 | |
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Binance KYC Data Leak Drama An Indictment Of Vulnerable Services Built Around Bitcoin In a data leak which is speculated to be linked to the hack back in May, which resulted in a theft of 7000 BTC from the exchange, nearly 60,000 Binance users' KYC data has been reportedly compromised. After failing to extort 300 […]
2019-8-10 07:38 | |
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Another day another dollar, as they say. So another week must be another seven dollars? Which seems like a bit of a bargain. Well you can get your round up of all the weeks Bitcoin news for even less than that, as we’re giving it away for free.
2019-7-14 17:00 | |
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It’s been a sporty old week, from the women’s football world cup finals to the start of the Wimbledon tennis tournament. But who are this week’s winners and losers in the world of BTC and cryptocurrency? Let’s go through it all in the Bitcoin news weekly recap.
2019-7-8 17:02 | |
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Bitstamp gets a very large bitcoin sell order, while the U.S. SEC delays the Bitwise BTC ETF, again.
2019-5-20 22:15 | |
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Bitcoin price has been trading in a tight $147 range so far this week, which has been the case now for around 5 days, while the market attempts to digest the information around Bitfinex and Tether.
2019-4-30 17:30 | |
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Another Sunday, another Sunday digest. Your one-stop shop to catch up on all the important news in the world of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. Bitcoin Price Consolidating For Next Big Move Bitcoin price continues to hold over $5000, entering a new accumulation phase before the next big bull run, according to some.
2019-4-21 12:00 | |
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Bitcoin has had enough eventful week despite BTC price cooling off. Let’s take a look at the most important stories that shaped the past week with the Sunday Digest. Bitcoin Price Pulls Back to $5K For now, Bitcoin’s mini-bull charge seems to be on hiatus, although support has been found at $5000, leading to some stability.
2019-4-14 12:00 | |
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So ends another week in Bitcoin, and what a doozy it’s been. If you’ve spent the past week in a crypto-proof booth, here’s the Sunday Digest; a collection of the salient, spellbinding, or just strange news from the past seven days.
2019-4-7 17:00 | |
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“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. ” – Or you could just catch up with Bitcoinist’s new Sunday Digest. Where we bring together the important, interesting, or downright weird news from the past week in the world of cryptocurrency.
2019-3-31 17:00 | |
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BlockFi has launched crypto accounts services with 6 percent annual interest, Jack Dorsey spends $10,000 on BTC in a week, and more in this week’s Hodler’s Digest
2019-3-11 21:18 | |
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The Bank of International Settlements is bearish on Bitcoin’s proof-of-work system, while the CBOE has withdrawn their BTC ETF rule change application
2019-1-27 18:57 | |
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Fortnite removes the apparently accidental addition of the Monero payment option, the Winklevii commit to a BTC ETF, and more in the Hodler’s Digest
2019-1-13 18:56 | |
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Bitcoin Price “Will Get Worse Before It Gets Better” Vinny Lingham, CEO of Civic, a blockchain startup focused on facilitating a so-called “Secure Identity Ecosystem,” recently sat down with CoinTelegraph for the outlet’s “Hodler’s Digest” weekly report.
2019-1-9 04:00 | |
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CEO of BitMEX, Arthur Hayes, took to his Twitter page to release a new projection in regard to Bitcoin [BTC]’s price. Turns out, analysts are suggesting a bear market to come in which the giant is said to drop to the $2,000 to $3,000 ranges.
2018-11-4 14:24 | |
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Starbucks corrects media hype — you cannot buy your favorite Frapp with BTC — and the SEC postpones a BTC ETF decision until this fall
2018-8-13 17:22 | |
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SEC is taking a cautious stand and while Bitcoin (BTC) traders digest the news, it did register decent gains. In the last week for example, it’s up 10 percent adding to week ending July 22 buy demand.
2018-7-30 03:04 | |
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More than 80 percent of ICOs in 2017 are identified as “scams,” while the UK sees crypto becoming mainstream within a decade — read more in our Hodler’s Digest
2018-7-15 18:42 | |
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Malta takes more steps to becoming the “blockchain island,” IBM signs a $740 mln deal with the Australian gov’t for blockchain tech, and more in this week’s Hodler’s Digest
2018-7-9 00:53 | |
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NYC Square Cash users are now given a BTC option, a non-profit starts accepting crypto and immediately gets $1,000 ETH — delve more into this week’s adoption wins in the Hodler’s Digest
2018-6-25 00:47 | |
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With the ever-changing landscape of cryptocurrency, investors are all on a hunt for the next billion-dollar opportunity. With numerous altcoins vying for attention, three contenders stand out as potential candidates to reach the coveted $1 mark: The altcoins of Rexas Finance (RXS), Dogecoin (DOGE), and Tron (TRX).
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Tron creator Justin Sun has reportedly eaten the $6.2 million banana from Maurizio Cattelan’s “Comedian” sculpture. Sun previously bought the banana at a Sotheby’s auction. Streaming live on his X account, Tron(TRON) founder Justin Sun ate Cattelan’s banana at an…
Tron price continued its strong momentum this week and reached an all-time high, pushing its market cap to over $17 billion. Tron (TRX) surged to a record high of $0.2068, bringing its year-to-date gains to over 80%, making it one…
Tron founder Justin Sun bought the famed banana duct-taped to the wall sculpture for $6.2 million at Sotheby’s after six minutes of bidding. He says he will ‘personally eat the banana.’ On Nov. 21, Justin Sun posted about his recent…
Justin Sun, the founder of Tron, is taking advantage of the recent Ethereum rally. After Ethereum surged 29% on the heels of a major Bitcoin-led market advance, Sun cashed out a part of his Ether investment.
While cryptocurrency bears tightening their grip amidst the United States Presidential elections, Tron (TRX) holders enjoy profits. IntoTheBlock data shows that 97% of investors are making money at current prices, with 2% at break even and only 1% experiencing losses.