Bitcoin fails to get past $44K and loses 4% due to accelerating inflation rate
This year started with a market plunge that saw the majority of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum nosedive. Bitcoin has, however, been trying to correct...
Wells Fargo says crypto is headed for hyper-adoption
Bitcoin’s adoption is at an early stage, according to Wells Fargo Like the 1990s, when the internet saw an explosion in mass adoption, crypto is...
SCARY (SCY) price jumps by more than 1000% over the weekend: what is fuelling the Bull Run?
SCARY (SCY) outperformed the majority of cryptocurrencies over the weekend by rallying by more than 1000% while the majority of coins including bitcoin dropped. Today,...
Radicle is soaring today, up 44%: here’s where to buy Radicle now
The live Radicle price today is $7.29 with a 24-hour trading volume of $306.5 million. Radicle is up 44.50% in the last 24 hours. If...
You can now buy Bitgert, which added 46% to its value today: here’s where
Bitgert bills itself as a crypto engineering organization, which has developed the fastest blockchain with speed of 100,000 TPS (Transactions Per Second) and an almost...
No end to Quant’s gains in sight: top places to buy Quant
Quant launched just under four years ago with the mission to link blockchains and networks globally without reducing network efficiency and interoperability. Quant has been...
Top cryptos in the green, US markets in turmoil
Most top cryptos by market cap are in the green. EU Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson says Europe is open to cryptocurrency, but needs...
How To Make Lots Of Money In Real Estate: Focus On Expansion
If you want to make lots of money in real estate, you need to focus on expansion. If you can reclaim livable space or expand...
Financial Crime: ‘Unemployment got us workin’ a lot’: Brooklyn gang charged with stealing $4.3 million in COVID-19 relief after flashing their cash in a YouTube music video
Members of the Woo gang allegedly used 800 stolen identities to make a thousand false claims for pandemic unemployment benefits, prosecutors said.