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While Bitcoin has assumed many mantles over the years — digital gold, magical internet money and a currency for criminals, just to name a few — it has always been seen as a way out of the corrupt facets of the traditional world, be that overreaching governments or fraudulent economies.
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Technology lawyer Addison Cameron-Huff launched his new, Toronto-based, all-crypto legal firm on January 3, 2019, Bitcoin’s 10th anniversary, as a statement of his commitment to working for and promoting Bitcoin and cryptocurrency-based businesses.
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Robert Kiyosaki, the “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author, anticipates a potential price decline in Bitcoin and precious metals as Trump’s new tariff policies take effect. Rather than viewing this as a market negative, Kiyosaki plans to use any price drops…
Bitcoin ETFs launched with high expectations in 2024. One year later, we analyze their performance, market influence, and whether they’ve lived up to the hype.
If there’s one crypto asset that is expected to make it big this 2025, it has got to be Bitcoin. The premiere crypto has demonstrated remarkable success as it ushers in 2025. Registering solid numbers in the last few weeks, analysts have high hopes that it can make further breakthroughs.
Cathie Wood, who is the CEO and chief investment officer of Ark Invest, made a prediction during an interview with Bloomberg, suggesting that Bitcoin will hit a price of $1 million by 2030.
Launched in 2009, Bitcoin has massively surged as the flagship cryptocurrency recently hit an all-time high of $106,533. Since the U. S. presidential election, the value of the cryptocurrency has increased by at least 50 percent.
El Salvador, the first nation to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, is reportedly negotiating changes to its Bitcoin policies in exchange for a $1. 3 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Ray Dalio has highlighted the growing risks of global indebtedness, urging investors to pivot toward “hard money” assets like gold and Bitcoin rather than traditional debt instruments. Speaking at a financial conference in Abu Dhabi, Dalio expressed concerns about mounting…