Grayscale Bitcoin ETF decision could happen this week, say pundits
The pending Grayscale ruling could impact the race for an approved spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
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The last Bitcoin: What will happen once all BTC are mined?
According to some experts, miners will always be essential to the Bitcoin ecosystem, even after mining the last coins.
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF ‘is the best thing to happen' to BTC, or is it?
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz was among those over the moon with the news, others warn it could be the start of a major institutional takeover.
$28,000 Bitcoin is in the cards, but it won’t happen without a struggle
Professional Bitcoin traders displayed strength after the BTC price corrected to $25,830, favoring further bullish momentum.
'How did this happen' — Powell says Fed stumped over the collapse of SVB
In a post-FOMC meeting on March 22, the chairman of the Federal Reserve said his “only interest is that we identify what went wrong here.”
Bitcoin price rallies to $19K, but analyst says a $17.3K retest could happen next
Bitcoin price hit a year-to-date high near $19,000 as pro traders used leverage to propel the pump, but derivatives data hints at reasons for BTC price to retest $17,300.
$16K Bitcoin dropping to $12K–$14K — Can this really happen? Watch The Market Report
On this week’s episode of The Market Report, Cointelegraph’s resident experts discuss if Bitcoin can actually drop all the way down to $12,000 or $14,000 and how the markets could potentially react.
Bitcoin clings to $19K as trader promises capitulation 'will happen'
A dull weekend sees BTC price action erase any trace of the week's volatility as commentators wait for excitement to return.
Terra founder reveals what will happen to UST if Bitcoin price crashes
Do kwon told Laura Shin on her Unchained podcast that he is betting on the long term growth of BTC price and isn’t worried about short term volatility.
Bitcoin derivatives metrics reflect traders’ neutral sentiment, but anything can happen
BTC price is caught in the middle of a game of tug-o-war, as evidenced by the fact that pro traders are equally pricing upside and downside risk instruments.