World’s Leading Cryptocurrency Bitcoin reaches above $50,000 again
Bitcoin touches $50,000 third time this year as the U.S. Senate passes President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus package.
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MicroStrategy Purchases Additional $10 Million Worth of Bitcoin
Amidst Bitcoin's shift in prices, MicroStrategy buys an additional 205 Bitcoin for $10 million, aggregating the total holding amount 91,064 BTC.
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Tim Draper predicts Netflix to be the next giant to buy Bitcoin
Netflix will soon invest in Bitcoin, predicts Tim Draper, the billionaire venture capitalist advocated in the latest episode of Unstoppable Podcast.
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CBOE files to list VanEck’s Bitcoin ETF
CBOE Global Markets filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission to list VanEck's Bitcoin ETF and trade shares.
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Citi Bank reports that Bitcoin may transition to the currency of choice
U.S. banking giant Citi has issued a new report which proposes Bitcoin could become "an international trade currency" as it grows.
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Bitcoin Whale moves 7,073 Bitcoin to Unknown Wallet
Bitcoin Whales move $333 Million worth of Bitcoin. While the whale remains anonymous, it's difficult to gauge the reason for the transfer.
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MicroStrategy invests an additional $1 Billion in Bitcoin
Amidst increasing Bitcoin prices, MicroStrategy purchases additional Bitcoin worth $1 billion, increasing its BTC holdings by 27%.
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Coinbase sends S-1 Filing to Satoshi Nakamoto
Coinbase takes a step forward in going public via filing with SEC. Coinbase sent Bitcoin's ambiguous creator a copy of its S1-Filing.
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Square invests $170 Million in Bitcoin
Amidst Bitcoin's surging prices, Square declared that it had purchased approximately 3318 Bitcoins worth $170 million in its Q4 2020 earnings report.
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Two Whales withdrew billions of Bitcoins from Coinbase
As Bitcoin soared to a new all-time high of $57,000, over a billion dollars' worth of BTC has left Coinbase to unknown wallets.