Bitcoin is the most notable of all cryptocurrencies — it’s the one that started it all.
It would be an understatement to say that big companies have had issues with Apple’s App Store policies lately. The latest is Brain Armstrong, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase…
Read moreBrian Armstrong: Coinbase has objections to Apple App Store restrictions, too
Why buy Bitcoin if not to simply speculate on its near-decade track record of wild upward volatility? That’s the question many peripherally interested in Bitcoin ask, and it’s always interesting when large financial organizations not entrenched in the crypto sphere chime in on the issue. Singapore-based banks DBS and Sygnum have touched on it some in recent reports…
Read moreSingapore-based banks see post-pandemic Bitcoin adoption as more than just speculation
It goes without saying that COVID-19 has impacted the world economy. The unemployment numbers chart is perhaps the most striking statistical representation.
Read moreCoinbase sees spike in $1,200 crypto buys as IRS deposits stimulus checks
Exodus is one of the most popular cryptocurrency wallets, and for good reason. It’s user-friendly, accessible, free, and supports a wide breadth of crypto assets. If you’re a beginner with cryptocurrency, it makes sense that it would be at the top of your list. With that in mind, here’s how to get started using the Exodus wallet if you need a little more help.
Read moreExodus basics: A complete look at how to use the cryptocurrency wallet
Today, an old tweet appeared on my timeline from John McAfee, the founder of McAfee security software. Apparently, he had predicted that Bitcoin would be worth $500 thousand by the end of 2020, but recorrected his math due to the parabolic bull run of 2017 because it had outpaced his initial expectations. What he promised to do if price did not reach $1 million is up for you to read down below.