Searches for “Bitcoin to zero” in the US have reached an all-time high on Google Trends, reflecting peak retail fear during Bitcoin's recent price decline. Despite this fear, experts say Bitcoin going to zero is highly improbable due to its strong technical foundation, widespread ownership, institutional support, and regulatory progress. The spike in searches is seen as a contrarian signal often appearing near market bottoms, indicating that retail investors are most fearful after major sell-offs. While zero is a tail risk, the current surge in fear more likely signals a market bottom rather than impending collapse.
Economist Peter Schiff warns that if Bitcoin falls below $50,000, it could rapidly drop to under $16,500 by year-end, a level last seen in 2022. This decline would severely impact Strategy, the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, which bought over 850,...
A draft proposal submitted to Ethereum's EIP repository suggests enabling generic proof verification and sponsored batch processing. This would allow multiple transaction claims to share a single proof while keeping payments and signatures separate, ...
Michael Saylor's firm, Strategy, holds 850,364 BTC bought at an average price of $75,456 each, totaling $64.16 billion. With bitcoin trading near $67,000, the holdings are now valued at about $56.9 billion, resulting in an unrealized loss of roughly ...
On November 14, TON's blockchain applications generated about $334,862 in 24-hour revenue, narrowly surpassing Robinhood Chain's $332,565. However, nearly all of TON's revenue came from a single app, Fragment, indicating concentration risk. Robinhood...
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