Author: Michael Johnson
Bitcoin’s upward trajectory follows Donald Trump’s presidential win last week Over the past 30 days, Bitcoin has increased in value by more than 30% Institutional interest is rising with Bitcoin ETFs, noted by BlackRock’s IBIT ETF reaching $1.12 billion in daily inflows Bitcoin has hit another record, reaching over $82,000 on Monday, boosted by Donald Trump’s re-election to the White House last week. According to data from CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin’s value has risen more than 19% in the past seven days and 30% over the past 30 days. Taking to X, Anthony Pompliano, host of the Pomp podcast, said: “The first…
JustGiving now accepts over 60 cryptocurrencies for people to donate with 94% of crypto users are Millennials and Generation Z More than $2 billion has been donated to charitable causes over the past five years UK-based fundraising platform JustGiving is teaming up with The Giving Block, a digital asset company, to start accepting crypto donations. JustGiving now allows users to donate in more than 60 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, and Doge, according to a report from UK Fundraising. The move comes as the crypto market is experiencing a surge in value, with Bitcoin recording a new all-time high of…
dtcpay has announced that it will be shifting its payment services to stablecoins only effective 2025 The Singapore-based platform will phase out Bitcoin and Ethereum by the end of the year Singapore-based payment institution dtcpay will no longer be supporting Bitcoin and Ethereum as payment modes. The licensed payment platform said the move will be effective in 2025, according to a report from Fintech News. It only intends to support stablecoins and fiat currency payment modes. The move focuses more on the stability of stablecoins and fiat currency rather than the volatile nature of crypto. Business operators and consumers are…
dtcpay has announced that it will be shifting its payment services to stablecoins only effective 2025 The Singapore-based platform will phase out Bitcoin and Ethereum by the end of the year Singapore-based payment institution dtcpay will no longer be supporting Bitcoin and Ethereum as payment modes. The licensed payment platform said the move will be effective in 2025, according to a report from Fintech News. It only intends to support stablecoins and fiat currency payment modes. The move focuses more on the stability of stablecoins and fiat currency rather than the volatile nature of crypto. Business operators and consumers are…
dtcpay has announced that it will be shifting its payment services to stablecoins only effective 2025 The Singapore-based platform will phase out Bitcoin and Ethereum by the end of the year Singapore-based payment institution dtcpay will no longer be supporting Bitcoin and Ethereum as payment modes. The licensed payment platform said the move will be effective in 2025, according to a report from Fintech News. It only intends to support stablecoins and fiat currency payment modes. The move focuses more on the stability of stablecoins and fiat currency rather than the volatile nature of crypto. Business operators and consumers are…
The ongoing bull cycle has caused a notable rise in activity in the crypto market. For Bitcoin, CryptoQuant projects a $146,000 cycle high. In the meantime, the firm predicts Ethereum to follow a historical pattern in its MVRV Ratio to enter a second bull market. Despite the positivity in the top two cryptocurrencies, a growing number of investors are rushing into Rexas Finance instead. At just $0.125, many analysts believe this undervalued crypto could lead the next bull market run. CryptoQuant Projects $146,000 for Bitcoin Cycle Peak According to crypto-analytic outfit, CryptoQuant, Bitcoin’s price cycle could peak at around $146,000.…