US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has reiterated his view that Bitcoin’s direct competitor is gold, not the US dollar.
Of course, intrinsic value never guarantees that a stock will trade at the same level—but between crypto and stocks, real businesses have the edge any day.
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Bitcoin rallied after Fed Chair Jerome Powell called it "digital gold" on Wednesday, though it again fell short of the $100K ...
Bitcoin bulls are ramping up their 2025 price predictions after Donald Trump's election triggered a regulatory "green ...
"Why accumulate reserves if they can be lost so easily?" Russian President Vladimir Putin said at an investing conference.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's pro-crypto stance is prompting small businesses to allocate portions of their cash to ...
Roundtable anchor Rob Nelson, along with Javier Rodriguez-Alarcon, Chief Commercial Officer at XBTO, explored the ...
Fed Chair Powell views Bitcoin as a competitor to gold, not the US dollar, highlighting its volatility and speculative nature ...
Cryptocurrency markets are trading higher on Wednesday, bolstered by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell calling it “digital ...
We have a quick roundup of the top crypto headlines from Thanksgiving week! Major updates include the XRPL’s listing on ...