The past few weeks and months have brought carnage to the crypto markets. That's undeniable. Bitcoin is down more than 50% from its all-time highs, while ETH has bombed by almost 60%.
Cryptocurrencies — and Bitcoin, in particular — have been in the headlines this week for all the wrong reasons. To the chagrin of investors, the original digital coin dipped to a low of $29,330 to record a decline of 55-57% from its November ATH of $69,000.
Tesla's eccentric South African CEO is no stranger to controversy. Everything from his crypto musings to political leanings and even love life seem to garner headline after headline.
STEPN (GMT) is a so-called 'move-to-earn' crypto token that was launched back in the summer of 2021. However, the price of STEPN has recently picked up the pace and sprinted ahead, leaving competing cryptos in the dust.
If the post-pandemic age has been defined by anything, it has to be the massive surge in activity across the financial markets. The numbers of ordinary people getting into trading and investing over the past two years have been absolutely unprecedented.
Whether you're a short-term trader or a set-and-forget investor, technical analysis is always beneficial when it comes to picking the ideal entry and exit points for a range of different asset classes.
In recent days, UK-based Global Brands Magazine announced the winners of its world-renowned annual Award ceremony, which aims to highlight excellence in performance and reward Companies across a variety of different sectors.
Investment services company Libertex, part of the Libertex Group, announces the signing of a Protocol for Cooperation with “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center (HFC), aimed at supporting the humanitarian programmes and structures of the organisation, as well as the implementation of joint action
Anyone who’s been following the NFT space in the past year is bound to have heard of the Bored Ape Yacht Club. Their non-fungible artworks have been selling for millions on this newly discovered market, with notable celebrity buyers including Steve Aoki, Mark Cuban and even Justin Bieber.