Bitcoin Bitcoin witnessed a strong 10.6% price surge this past week as the cryptocurrency is trading at $19,000. It had recovered from the $17,186 level

To say that this week was interesting would be an understatement. It had a little bit of everything. Starting off, towards the beginning of the week,

MicroStrategy wasn't happy with "only" $425 Million in Bitcoin, it wanted more. And just when its price fell below $19000 it bought $50 more millions in BTC

Bitcoin's inability to break into uncharted territory above $20,000 has driven most of the market down, despite a decent recovery. Major altcoins in the red.

Bitcoin's fundamentals are significantly stronger during the 2020 rally compared to 2017 and BTC could surge to $50k next year, argued Bloomberg analysts.

Bitcoin's growing value combined with depreciating fiat currencies will make BTC a target for malicious actors in 2021, said a Kaspersky report.

Darknet market venues and the number of cryptocurrency transfers have decreased in 2020, but the revenue has reached an ATH of $1.5 billion.

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Bitcoin price trades safely around the $19K while most altcoins bounced off yesterday's dip. The total market cap has increased from $550 billion to $570 billion since yesterday.

The development of the Chinese CBDC continues as the second-largest online retailer in the country has agreed to be the first virtual mall to use it.

XRP saw a small 2% price hike today as it battles to maintain the $0.6 level. Against Bitcoin, XRP also pushed higher to hit 3150 SAT.

Kraken's Dan Held classified bitcoin as gold 2.0 and envisions BTC closing down the market cap gap with a price tag of at least $288,000.

Institutional and semi-institutional investors will be able to participate in a new cryptocurrency fund to be launched by a legacy German bank.

Bitcoin has made another milestone recording its highest ever weekly candle close. Analysts are expecting this rally to continue into 2021.

Most of the cryptocurrency market stands still with bitcoin trading above $19,000 and Ethereum flirting with the $600 level.

Data from Glassnode reveals that the amount of bitcoin moved at a price above $18,000 now is five times greater than what it was back in 2017.

Standard Chartered's CEO believes digital currencies are "inevitable" as both the private sector and government-backed entities will have leading roles in the adoption process.

Ethereum saw a small 1.1% price hike today as the coin struggles to break the upper boundary of a symmetrical triangle. Against Bitcoin, it is also trading in a triangle and is close to the apex where a breakout can be expected.

Israeli fiat to crypto solution provider has launched a feature aiming to facilitate larger transactions between exchanges and wallets, and their customers.

Apple's co-founder Steve Wozniak has entered the blockchain and energy efficiency space with a new company called Efforce.

A managing partner at the large VC Loup Ventures believes that the entrance of institutional investors has increased bitcoin’s legitimacy in 2020.