Cryptocurrency: The wealthy can’t get enough
A new global poll has revealed more than two-thirds of “high-net-worth” individuals will be invested in cryptocurrencies in the next three years.
A new global poll has revealed more than two-thirds of “high-net-worth” individuals will be invested in cryptocurrencies in the next three years.
Bitcoin will imminently test the crucial $6,000 price support, building confidence on the wider cryptocurrency market, affirms the CEO of deVere Group.
The Bitcoin price has bottomed, and the crypto-winter has come to an end, affirms the CEO of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisations.
Bitcoin is showing signs of finally breaking out of the bearish sentiment that has gripped the cryptocurrency market, according to the CEO of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisations.
Institutional investors – excited by greater regulatory clarity – are going to drive “considerable expansion” of the cryptocurrency market in 2019.
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum will increasingly be seen as investors’ ‘safe havens’ in 2019, affirms an influential tech expert.
Ethereum, currently the second largest cryptocurrency after Bitcoin, will experience a “monumental, defining global breakout” when smart contracts can accept outside data.
As Bitcoin celebrates its tenth anniversary and with the UK government’s Cryptoassets Taskforce releasing its final report, the cryptocurrency market is “unquestionably coming of age.”
The art world will help drive up prices of cryptocurrency Ethereum, taking it to $500 by the end of the year, affirms an influential tech expert and business analyst.
The cryptocurrency and blockchain sector must now actively call out crypto demagogues, do more to prove crypto cynics wrong, and push for regulation. This was the bold and controversial message in the address to the recent Delta Summit, Malta’s official blockchain and
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