Bitcoin Pizza Day rewind: A homage to weird and wonderful BTC purchases
In recognition of Bitcoin pizza day, the first-ever real-world transaction using Bitcoin, Cointelegraph speaks with the crypto community about their historic BTC purchases.
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Bill Gates Does Not Own Crypto Because It Doesn’t Have Product Value
The American computer programmer and entrepreneur who co-founded Microsoft Corporation – Bill Gates – revealed he had not distributed some of his wealth into cryptocurrencies. He said he likes investing…
Bitcoin hodlers targeting $100K is what’s preventing 40% price drawdown, data suggests
Long-term holders are in command amid a lack of speculators — and they're showing little interest in selling.
Russians Collectively Own Over $130 Billion Worth of Crypto, Prime Minister Mishustin Claims
Mikhail Mishustin – Russia’s Prime Minister – believes the Russian population collectively holds more than 10 trillion rubles ($130 billion) worth of cryptocurrencies. He assumed that most of those individuals…
67% of Cardano holders underwater and most bought less than 1 year ago
ADA prices are sliding back towards a dollar, putting more holders in the red as gains are eroded.
Did rapper YG just flex a $30M Bitcoin stack in his new music video?
YG is seen in the music video holding a Ledger cold storage USB close to a smartphone which has a screen bearing a wallet app with more than $30.6 million…
Sotheby’s Cancels Cryptopunks NFT Auction After Consignor ‘Decided to Hodl’ Collectibles
On February 8, the multinational luxury auction company Sotheby’s announced the firm would be auctioning 104 Cryptopunk non-fungible token (NFT) collectibles, but before the event started Sotheby’s canceled the event.…
Redditor stashes away BTC worth $100 for 100 years in public library
In a fun and fortune-finding experiment, a Redditor has locked away $100 worth of Bitcoin in a public library “somewhere in Europe” until 2122.
Willy Woo: ‘Peak fear’ but on-chain metrics say it’s not a bear market
“No doubt about it, people are really scared, which is typically [...] an opportunity to buy,” Willy Woo said.