Argo blockchain suspends trading on NASDAQ due to upcoming announcement
The mining company has faced financial problems due to escalating energy costs and the falling price of Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin Jack’s BTC trading is based on a list of risks and components
When evaluating the crypto market, Bitcoin Jack looks at multiple components from a self-made list, basing his analysis more on timing than specific price levels.
Time in the market: Ways to approach crypto investing in 2023
After a challenging year, should investors still consider investing in crypto in 2023?
Still bullish: 40% of survey respondents plan to buy crypto in 2023
Despite a challenging year for the crypto industry, nearly 40% of respondents indicated a plan to purchase cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin in 2023.
Crypto trader regrets not catching the top of the last bull run
In the second episode of Hashing It Out, Cointelegraph’s Elisha Owusu Akyaw (GhCryptoGuy) breaks down the state of the crypto market with Crypto Birb.
Bitcoin miner Core Scientific reportedly files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Core Scientific reportedly filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Texas owing to falling revenue and BTC prices.
Here is why Bitcoin price gave back all its intraday gains
BTC price retraced the entirety of its intraday gains after Fed chair Jerome Powell issued hawkish statements in relation to today’s 0.50% interest rate hike.
Reaching the Bitcoin price bottom is a process, says The Wolf of All Streets, Scott Melker
“People love to point at a specific price in hindsight as the bottom of an asset, but bottoming is a process,” Melker says during the first episode of Crypto Trading…
Bitcoin could reach $1M in 5 years due to fiat currencies’ collapse, says Samson Mow
The future collapse of fiat currencies could propel Bitcoin to $1 million in the next five to 10 years, according to Jan3 CEO and Bitcoin proponent Samson Mow.
Data shows the Bitcoin mining bear market has a ways to go
The 2022 bear market is impacting BTC miners in more extreme ways than previous downturns, especially with so many publicly listed miners struggling with their debt obligations.
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