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Bitcoin Halving

In the realm of digital finance, few phenomena captivate the imagination and intrigue of enthusiasts, quite like Bitcoin halving. Representing a fundamental aspect of Bitcoin’s design, halving events serve as pivotal milestones that shape the cryptocurrency’s economic landscape and influence market dynamics.

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Navigating Payments in a Tech-Hungry World

As a society, it is imperative that we are constantly prepared for rapid changes in technology. Every fact of our lives has been turned upside down in the past decade due to new advancements, many of which were heightened because of the pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic forced us to do many things differently, putting importance on social distancing, contactless operations, and virtual interaction. The payment industry was just one of the many that were forced to change during this time, making way for digital money to rise to the top.

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Is It Better to Trade Ethereum or Bitcoin?

Gone are the days when Bitcoin was the only option for investors looking to break into cryptocurrency. Ethereum, the second-biggest cryptocurrency, stimulates investor interest (as measured by inquiries). There could be various explanations for traders acquiring Ethereum from cryptocurrency exchanges and transferring them to their external wallets. Mention can be made of play-to-earn (P2E) games and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Still, the question remains for many investors: Which cryptocurrency is better? Even if the digital assets are similar, the differences are staggering. To make a good and informed decision, take into account the risk/reward for Ethereum versus Bitcoin.

Is It Better to Trade Ethereum or Bitcoin?

All about NFTs and NFT ecosystem

NFTs are probably the frothiest market and hottest topics of 2021 with its sales increasing by a massive 100x times. Due to this reason, NFTs have also been a topic discussed widely in morning and event talk shows. Crypto took around a decade to become mainstream whereas, NFTs grabbed immense attention of the public within a few years only. After being bought by renowned brands such as Visa, Budweiser, and Adidas, NFTs are now more than just a hot topic to be discussed.

But, what actually are NFTs? Well, these are non-fungible tokens with cryptographic history of ownership and current ownership that is secured on a blockchain. These tokens have the capability of representing literally anything. It can be a song in mp3 format or a digital art piece in jpeg format.

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PayPal will support cryptocurrency payments from today

PayPal had been planning to start its support for the cryptocurrency payments for a few months and finally from today, it has officially announced to allow the users to pay with their Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum or Bitcoin Cash. The online payment is made super easy via the app as a dedicated “Checkout with Crypto” option is available.


PayPal will support cryptocurrency payments from today

 


CEO of Tesla, Elo Musk just announced that people can now use bitcoin for payment of the cars in the US. The company’s US website now shows the option of paying using cryptocurrency. Musk added that the option will become available to more users in other countries later this year.

 

 

In addition to this news, Musk also shared the details about the way Tesla is going to handle this new payment option. “Bitcoin paid to Tesla will be retained as Bitcoin, not converted to fiat currency,” he explained in a tweet.

 

Details about the bitcoin payment process are shared on Tesla’s website in the FAQ section. Users are given two options to initiate payment: by scanning a QR code or copying and pasting its bitcoin wallet address. Moreover, trying to send any other form of cryptocurrency to its wallet would likely result in a loss of funds as the transaction will not be received.

Tesla to Now Accept Bitcoin Payment in the US

A Look at the Bitcoin Bull Run

Bitcoin is a force that can no longer be ignored.  Chances are, you have some friends and acquaintances telling you that it is a good idea to buy, and by now you’re frustrated that you may have missed a good deal, as it has been on the rise lately.  The question is - why did it rise so much recently? 


Most people don’t realize that Bitcoin first started in the days following the housing market crisis, back in 2009.  Following its start was Pizza Day, back in 2010 where an individual used 10,000 BTC to pay for 2 pizzas (that would be over $557 million at the time of this post). 

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You all must have heard about Bitcoin at some point in your life, but not every one of you must be aware of what it actually is. Bitcoin basically is a digital cryptocurrency that is completely virtual and can be used to trade items of your interest that have the same worth as your bitcoin.

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Bitcoin exceeded $30,000 for the first time

The largest cryptocurrency in the world, bitcoin, for the first time surpassed $30,000 and extended its rally. On Saturday, the value of bitcoin raised by 9% and reached $31,800 moreover, in December, it breached $20,000 (50% increase) for the first time. The $20k value was already a milestone for the cryptocurrency, and within two weeks, it hit another major milestone.

The blockchain currency is just a decade old, but the demand in 2020 has grown incredibly, especially among the biggest American investors. The quick gains of the currency draw people’s attention, and the number of traders and investors are constantly doubling in the number each passing day.

Bitcoin exceeded $30,000 for the first time


The use of cryptocurrencies has been on the rise in the twenty-first century. Although financial assets have been experiencing a downfall ever since March 2020 due to the global pandemic, Bitcoin's position and status have been quite the opposite. 

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