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Bitcoin whale Thaler: Bitcoin will outlive us

MicroStrategy CEO Michael Thaler, a huge bitcoin bull, remains confident in bitcoin after the recent crash, comparing the recent cryptocurrency collapse to the early days of the oil and auto industries. Bitcoin prices have fallen more than 70% from an all-time high of nearly $69,000 in November, leaving MicroStrategy, which holds nearly 130,000 bitcoins, with …

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Mobius: Bitcoin is a leading indicator of the bottom of the stock market

Cryptocurrencies have been on a steep decline this year, with Bitcoin breaking through the $20,000 mark this week and Ethereum falling below $1,000. As Wall Street reported earlier, cryptocurrencies are now worth around $900 billion, down from $3 trillion in November. Mark Mobius, co-founder of Mobius Capital Partners and known as the "father of emerging …

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Bitcoin falls below $18,000 in a row, and the big guys say it's a scam!

The speed with which cryptocurrencies have collapsed has been alarming. Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is still bleeding after its price fell below $20,000 on Monday. In addition to Bitcoin, other cryptocurrencies were not spared, with Dogecoin, Cardano, Solana and Polkadot dropping between 12 and 14 percent, while Monero and Zcash fell …

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How should banks cope with the arrival of the metasverse?

The word "metasomes" is most commonly associated with a series of sci-fi movies such as "The Matrix", "Avalanche" and "Ready Player One". In the movie "Ready Player One", people can enter a virtual world "oasis" through VR glasses. It's a world of bustling cities, glamorous players, and classic characters from video games. Clearly, this entertaining, …

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As costs rise and currencies plummet, bitcoin miners are cutting production

Bitcoin miners are scaling back production, as falling cryptocurrency prices and rising energy costs squeeze their profits and send their shares tumbling, the Financial Times reported On Monday. Bitcoin miners, which use powerful computers to create new bitcoin units and validate transactions on the blockchain, have been forced to change their strategy as the plunge …

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