Bitcoin News
Bitcoin Exchange Outflows Resume as Stock Markets Get Over Fed Jitters
New blockchain data tracked by Glassnode shows crypto investors appear to have resumed bitcoin accumulation, a sign they expect the price to rise. This comes after U.S. stock markets overcame concerns about the economy to post their strongest gains in 10 months last week. "All About Bitcoin" host Christine Lee breaks down the Chart of the Day.
Lolli CEO: ‘$8M in BTC Awards Rewarded So Far’
Bitcoin rewards company Lolli has added food delivery platform Grubhub as the latest participating store, allowing users to earn BTC back on every order. Lolli CEO Alex Adelman shares insights into the rewards program and its impact on the online retail space.
Market Wrap: Altcoins Underperform as Bitcoin Dips Below $48K
Bullish sentiment continues to fade ahead of tomorrow’s U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.
Bitcoin Drifts Lower, Risks Testing $40K Support
A breakdown could damage the intermediate-term trend despite oversold signals.
Crypto Fund Inflows Slow to $88M as Market Retreats
Bitcoin’s price is down 26% in the past 30 days, suggesting investors continue to see the price weakness as a buying opportunity, albeit at a slower pace.
Bitcoin Exchange Outflows Resume as Stock Markets Get Over Fed Jitters
There are 17 central bank meetings this week, including decisions from the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, European Central Bank and Bank of Japan.
Bitcoin Touches New Milestone With 90% of Total Supply Mined
However, the entire supply won’t get mined until February 2140.
First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Bounces Above $50K Amid Light Weekend Trading, Altcoins Kick Higher
Ether climbs back above $4,100 but the direction of crypto markets at the start of the week remains uncertain.
Alts Find It Tough to Beat Layer 1 King Ethereum
Big investors looking beyond bitcoin may take their first baby steps into ether, which has so far outperformed its layer 1 alternatives. But for how long?
US Inflation Jumps to Highest Point Since 1982
New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for all items rose 6.8% in the 12 months through November, the highest since May 1982, when it was 6.9%.
