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⁠A brief history of Bitcoin crashes and bear markets: 2009–2022 Bitcoin has historically seen its price down from previous highs for more than three years, and the latest peak took place just seven months ago.

⁠Bitcoin eyes best weekly gains in 3 months as BTC price slips below $21K BTC price performance is just about on course to cap its biggest advance since March on the weekly chart, but anything could happen before the clo…

⁠AI will help realize the true vision the Metaverse hopes to achieve Artificial intelligence will be an integral piece of the metaversal puzzle that will help to create an impactful user experience, thus dramatically inc…

⁠Your crypto wallet is the key to your Web3 identity Web2 identity has been all about linked email addresses and social media accounts. Now that Web3 is poised to move in, here’s why crypto wallets will be the new key to…

⁠BTC bull Michael Saylor: Ethereum is 'obviously' a security The MicroStrategy CEO argued that ETH is a security as it was issued via an ICO and its network has had many fundamental changes over the years.

⁠Believe it or not, metaverse land can be scarce after all The metaverse may be endless, but we are not there yet — and in today’s siloed metaverse market, digital land scarcity is very much a thing.

⁠US dominates crypto ATMs installations and BTC hash rate worldwide With China out of the competition, the US picked up the slack to become the highest BTC hash rate contributor — representing 37.84% of the total mining…

⁠Crypto, like railways, Part 2: Blockchain as the new internet planner Just like railways transformed everyday lives in towns in the early days, blockchain technology continues to shape the format of the internet and its…

⁠Investors lament potentially lost ‘millions’ on Voyager bankruptcy One user, referred to as Robert for anonymity purposes, stated he put roughly six figures on Voyager, representing 70% of his life savings, and feels lo…

⁠After Terra’s fall to Earth, get ready for the stablecoin era Did May’s algorithmic stablecoin crashes kill the concept, or is there still a role for fiat-pegged cryptocurrencies?