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Bitcoin Exchanges Witnessing Huge Growth Amidst Pandemic and Global Turmoil, Data Suggests

[sociallocker id="55298"] Using cryptocurrencies as a preferred method to “hedge” against real-world risks seems to be a valid play. Data, collated from various bitcoin exchanges, is now pointing towards a huge surge of users, even as retail activity on traditional markets continues to decline.  COVID Pushes Bitcoin Adoption As per publicly available

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‘Sell in May’ Wall Street Adage Doesn’t Apply to Bitcoin, Data Suggests

[sociallocker id="55298"] The old Wall Street maxim “sell in May and go away” is detrimental to bitcoin investors, market data from Messari suggests. The largest cryptocurrency generated positive returns during eight of the past 10 Mays, outperforming its monthly average for that year during six of them.  “Sell in May” refers

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Twitter’s Bitcoin Sentiment Suggests a Price Breakout is Imminent: Here’s Why

Some of the top altcoins by market capitalization, such as Ethereum, have been posting significant gains lately. Meanwhile, Bitcoin remains stagnant within a narrow trading range.The flagship cryptocurrency is consolidating between $8,800 and $10,080 since late April without giving any clear signs of where it is headed next.One of the

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Miners Have Been Selling More Bitcoin Than They Generate, Recent Data Suggests

[sociallocker id="55298"] Last week, Bitcoin (BTC) miners sold 11 per cent more coins than they generated over the same period, June 1 data from on-chain analysis portal ByteTree suggests.According to the portal's metric that tracks Bitcoin wallet addresses associated with miners, around 5,800 BTC was generated over the past seven

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Coinbase CEO Suggests Dodging ‘Mean, Snarky’ Media

Coinbase chief executive Brian Armstrong says that company leaders are increasingly opting to avoid mainstream journalists by speaking directly to audiences on unmediated social media platforms.“Our customers are on YouTube/podcasts/social media — not reading mainstream media,” asserted Armstrong in a May 22 Twitter thread, adding that companies are now “able

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