Bitcoin News

The unfortunate Ledger saga continues as, following the massive data dump, people now claim they receive death treats in their native language, some say they've been sim-swapped, and others warn their emails are being used to set up Coinbase accounts. Meanwhile, the CEO says Ledger will not reimburse the affected customers because it would kill the company.

Talks between Twitter representatives and Elon Musk were reportedly held on Sunday to discuss the deal.

Pressure is growing on the South Korean government to back down over a controversial crypto tax law that will see trading profits over an annual total of USD 2,100 taxed at 20%.

Uruguay’s first crypto ATM may have taken a long time to arrive – but it has proven an instant hit, with reports claiming that the machine handled over 1,000 crypto transactions within the first hours of opening to customers.

Another survey shows a seemingly dominant sentiment that bitcoin (BTC) still has more room to fall and test new lows in the near term before skyrocketing again. In either case, the latest prediction marks the third time this year that a panel of analysts gathered by the comparison website Finder.com has had to adjust its predictions down.

UK-based Ruffer Investment Company made more than USD 1.1bn from investing in bitcoin (BTC) in November last year.

Last week ended with “growing investor confidence” across the digital asset market, with bitcoin (BTC) in particular becoming a more favored investment at the expense of ethereum (ETH) once again, per data from cryptoasset management firm CoinShares.

Spanish regulators are set to step up their crypto monitoring efforts.

El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele is playing host to a dazzling array of international bitcoiners – while also taking the time to “flex” on American Senators on Twitter.

Bitcoin price extended its rally above the USD 56,000 resistance. Ethereum is consolidating near USD 3,500, XRP is facing resistance near USD 1.20. ONE, STX, and DYDX are up over 16%.