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Hey folks 💗 I'm wishing all people a first-rate year full of prosperity and health. Cheers to a New Year to a New Decade 🌺🎉💫 #BTC #ETH #ai #happynewyear2024 #Launchpool

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I'm wishing all people a first-rate year full of prosperity and health. Cheers to a New Year to a New Decade 🌺🎉💫

#BTC #ETH #ai #happynewyear2024 #Launchpool

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Why Is Bitcoin (BTC) Down ?? Bitcoin $BTC rules Cryptocurrency world and is a household name for many crypto investors. It is the largest cryptocurrency in the world and has maintained a steady level of around $29,000 to $30,000 this year post a stormy season in 2022. Investors hope that Bitcoin will regain its level of more than $60,000 in the coming time amid strong macroeconomy and positive inflation data.  This guide by Forbes Advisor India explains if investors should run a mile or have hopes in the coin when Bitcoin was trading at 50% lesser than its highest peak at the beginning of the year. However, looking at the market now, BTC has upped its game and is trading at $42,936 as of Dec. 20. Let’s take a deeper look at it. Why Does Bitcoin Fluctuate? Bitcoin started the year 2022 with a positive attitude but has witnessed its peak by the end of the year. Unfortunate events and obstacles shook the prices of Bitcoin which led it to crash from $50,000 to $15,000 over the year 2022.  Overall crypto market has seen price fluctuation including Bitcoin. This happened due to unpredicted macroeconomic headwinds and also the most recent fallouts in the U.S. banking system. Let us see various other factors that affected the price of Bitcoin fluctuate: Post-Russia-Ukraine war effects Unsteady U.S. banking system Inflation fear in developed countries Increasing interest rates in the U.S. and UK Stringent tax regime in India Due to the collapse of the largest crypto exchange FTX The above factors triggered the prices of Bitcoin and made it fluctuate throughout. It also played a significant role in confusing the mood of the investors.  Tips To Consider Before Investing In Bitcoin Investing in cryptocurrencies is a very appealing concept to people and when it comes to cryptocurrency Bitcoin is a must-must investment, but you need to consider some tips before you go ahead and invest in Bitcoin. #BTC #ETH #ai #Launchpool #etf
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Please use the sharing tools found via the share button at the top or side of articles. #Source #FinancialTimes Bitcoin hits record as US financial giants embrace cryptocurrency BNY Mellon and Mastercard unveil new services within 24 hours of each other. The bitcoin price hit a record high on Thursday after two major US financial institutions announced new cryptocurrency projects, edging digital assets closer to mainstream use in ordinary purchases and as an investment. Mastercard said on Wednesday that later this year it would begin moving cryptocurrencies directly across its card payments network. Previously, the company had only worked with crypto wallets and exchanges to move funds after they had been converted from digital coins into fiat currency. And on Thursday, BNY Mellon, the custody bank, announced that by the end of the year it would provide custody services for digital assets on the same platform that clients use for traditional securities and cash.  The announcements helped to push the price of a single bitcoin above $48,000 for the first time. Bitcoin, the most popular cryptocurrency, may not be moving across Mastercard’s network anytime soon, however. The company said that it would only handle currencies that are stable enough to be a “vehicle for spending” and that as such it would be “focused on fiat-backed stablecoins which we believe have the potential to have greater payment utility”. Please use the sharing tools found via the share button at the top or side of articles. Copying articles to share with others is a breach of FT.com T&Cs and Copyright Policy. Email licensing@ft.com to buy additional rights. Subscribers may share up to 10 or 20 articles per month using the gift article service. More information can be found here. https://www.ft.com/content/3e196e5c-afb7-4450-a5cc-3e4f7d17a40c #BTC #etf #ai
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What is Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a digital currency -- also called cryptocurrency -- that can be traded for goods or services with vendors that accept Bitcoin as payment. With Bitcoin, holders can buy, sell and exchange goods or services without a central authority or bank as an intermediary. Bitcoin is one of the most well-known virtual currencies today, with its value rising dramatically since its launch in 2009. Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonym of Bitcoin's creator, stated the purpose of Bitcoin is as an electronic payment system that is based on cryptographic proof, instead of trust. Some holders buy bitcoin as an investment, wanting it to increase in value, while individuals and businesses use or accept payments as currency. PayPal, for example, currently supports Bitcoin transactions, and the country of El Salvador has accepted Bitcoin as a currency. Bitcoin-to-bitcoin transactions are made by digitally exchanging anonymous, heavily encrypted hash codes across a peer-to-peer (P2P) network. The P2P network monitors and verifies the transfer of bitcoin between users. Each user's bitcoin are stored in a program called a digital wallet, which also holds each address the user sends and receives bitcoin from, as well as a private key known only to the user. In the U.S., bitcoin are controversial because they can be used to anonymously transfer illicit funds or hide unreported income from the Internal Revenue Service. Bitcoin policy now requires transactions that involve traditional, government-backed currencies to be attached to an identity. By design, bitcoin supply is limited to 21 million coins of which 18.77 million have already been mined. This makes bitcoin scarce and controls the inflation that might occur if there was an unlimited supply of the cryptocurrency. According to the Gadgets 360 article titled "Bitcoin mining: How Many Coins Can Be Mined in Total and How Does It Impact Pricing?" 83% of all the bitcoin that will ever exist has already been circulated.   #bitcoins #btc #BTCETFSPOT #ETH #BinanceChristmas
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