The week behind marked a turning point in cryptocurrency history, with record-breaking Bitcoin highs, controversies over meme coins, and global discussions on crypto's future at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Bitcoin has evolved from a volatile asset to a trusted hedge against inflation and a safeguard against economic instability.
Europe's push for a digital euro risks repeating the mistakes of failed centralised currency models, ignoring the potential of decentralised finance.
Trump’s digital asset stockpile executive order marks progress in cryptocurrency policy but falls short of his promise for a Bitcoin-specific strategic reserve, leaving advocates hopeful for future reforms.
As the crypto community eagerly anticipates concrete actions to uplift the global crypto market despite still awaiting a strategic Bitcoin reserve move, Senator Cynthia Lummis offers renewed hope.
Trump’s sudden launch of the $Trump memecoin, just hours before his inauguration, has left the crypto community reeling, questioning if this bold move signals a strategic pivot or a betrayal of his Bitcoin-backed reserve promises.
Trump's inauguration on 20th January could redefine the cryptocurrency landscape, with potential regulatory shifts and opportunities for blockchain innovation.
In his latest statement, Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, advocates for Bitcoin as a golden ticket to financial freedom, urging investors to seize the opportunity for wealth-building in the cryptocurrency market.
Futuristic crypto cities are emerging worldwide, using blockchain technology to transform urban development while glorifying decentralisation and innovation.
Intesa Sanpaolo’s recent Bitcoin purchase signals a potential shift in the Italian banking sector, paving the way for broader cryptocurrency and blockchain adoption across Europe.
