Michael Saylor, a prominent Bitcoin advocate, declared that Bitcoin does not require the long-delayed Crypto Clarity Act to function properly. He argued that the law is more necessary for the United States to regulate its crypto operations smoothly rather than for Bitcoin itself. The Clarity Act, intended to establish clearer crypto regulations in the U.S., has been postponed by the Senate until after the August recess, with a vote expected in September. Saylor's statement has sparked debate, with some agreeing Bitcoin is efficient without new laws, while others believe both Bitcoin and the U.S. need regulatory clarity to advance the crypto market.
GSR updated its Core3 model portfolio by reducing Bitcoin allocation by 2.5 percentage points to 40.5% and increasing Solana to 23.5%, while Ether remained steady at 36%. Over the past week, Bitcoin rose 1.4%, Ether 0.7%, and Solana 2.1%, though all ...
Bitcoin (BTC) briefly rose above the $84,000 mark on Binance spot markets, reaching $84,022 on October 21. This move represents a $130 increase within 15 minutes, showing a positive short-term momentum. The price increase is significant as $84,000 is...
Bitcoin briefly traded above the $84,000 mark, reaching 84,002.04 USDT, reflecting a 1.18% increase during the trading day. This slight rise above the key threshold indicates positive momentum in the cryptocurrency market. Investors tracking Bitcoin'...
Nexo's October 21 outlook highlights the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy meeting, inflation rates, and long-term Treasury yields as key factors influencing Bitcoin's performance in the fourth quarter. Bitcoin rose 42.7% in Q3 after three quarters o...
A cryptocurrency whale has converted approximately $7.5 million worth of Bitcoin into 3,038.73 Ether in a single hour using three different addresses. This transaction is part of a larger trend starting October 11, where the holder has exchanged over...
