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⁠Why Bitcoin's next breakout may not be an altcoin season signal Many investors rely on bullish breakouts from Bitcoin as a sign of the next altcoin season but data suggests this strategy is flawed.

⁠The NFT bubble may have popped, but the sector is still primed for expansion NFT sales and active wallets fell by more than 40% in the past month but new layer-2 infrastructure is preparing the sector for the next surge…

⁠Jack Dorsey’s Square Inc. to invest $5M in Blockstream Bitcoin mining facility Blockstream is a leading blockchain development company founded by Adam Back in 2014.

⁠Bitcoin 2021: Here's a live update of the biggest movers and shakers of Day 2 The largest-ever Bitcoin conference continued on Saturday. Here's a rundown of what you may have missed.

⁠No, Musk, don’t blame Bitcoin for dirty energy — The problem lies deeper Bitcoin is not responsible for dirty energy — people are. But Elon Musk is now responsible for Dogecoin.

⁠Forecasting Bitcoin price using quantitative models, Part 3 To understand where the value of Bitcoin is headed, we need to study the adoption rate of cryptocurrencies in the world.

⁠Growing pains? DeFi exploits plunder BSC, which calls for reinforcements Binance Smart Chain is getting overrun by hacks, with CipherTrace brought in to keep the BSC-based DeFi platforms safe.

⁠These Bitcoin tweets were way ahead of their time One Twitter user thought Bitcoin had taken off without them in 2010, while another figured BTC wouldn't go anywhere.

⁠Bitcoin drops below $36K as century-old financial model predicts big BTC crash A push to $40,000-$42,000 won't protect Bitcoin from risks of undergoing a major price decline later, suggests a century-old price predictio…

⁠Bitcoin 2021 Miami continues with Tony Hawk, Kevin O’Leary and more Saturday’s programming will also feature Bobby Lee, the former CEO of China’s first cryptocurrency exchange.

⁠Social applications are the next big trend in crypto The path for the social applications landscape is clear: Its future will be decentralized, private and secure.

⁠A new decade rising: 2021 has brought crypto to unparalleled heights There is no need to fear: The cryptocurrency market in 2021 is much different than the market of 2017.