Peter Schiff Says “I Could Have Made a Lot of Money With Bitcoin”
Peter Schiff admits he could have made money with Bitcoin, but says HODLers left more on the table.
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Peter Schiff admits he could have made money with Bitcoin, but says HODLers left more on the table.
Brent crude fell 1.87% to $92.63 on Monday, giving back part of last week’s rally as traders assessed Washington’s escalating pressure campaign on Iran. West Texas Intermediate slid 1.97% to $85.35. The selling ran across the energy complex, with natural…
Peter Thiel's fund reveals an 8-stock 13F filing dominated by utilities, betting AI needs power more than chips.
Jiang Zhuoer, founder of the Chinese mining pool BTC.TOP and one of the country’s most recognized crypto figures reversed a strongly bearish stance on the market. He now plans to move his remaining capital into Ethereum, betting that ETH will…
The US may face a debt crisis within three years according to Ray Dalio, and debt-related issues helped fuel a rally in Bitcoin that could mark the beginning of a new cycle.
Bitwise drew $1.8B in net inflows and Tom Lee applauded. But the money bought yield, not price upside.
Tax warnings surged across Britain as HMRC targets crypto gains.
The following is a guest post and opinion from Vincent Maliepaard, VP of Marketing at Sentora. Tokenized funds have stopped being a novelty. Tokenized US Treasury funds alone now hold roughly $16 billion in distributed value and the list of…
Ledger quietly patched an Ethereum app bug on Aug. 12. Its CTO says the AI firm that went public manufactured fear.
US-listed crypto exchange-traded funds outside Bitcoin and Ethereum drew nearly $90 million last week. Investors followed a sharp market rally into XRP, Solana, Chainlink and Hyperliquid. XRP products led the group with $39.78 million of net inflows in the week…
Term vault proposals face a seven-day delay and can be vetoed by liquidity providers, yet those controls apparently did not stop the exploit.
Bitwise CIO warned that crypto investors may be focusing too narrowly on today's market while missing where the industry could go next.