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A new study by crypto exchange operator Gemini indicates almost 20 million American adults will start investing in cryptocurrency over the next year and that number of investors in digital assets could double over that time. The 2021 “State of U.S. Crypto Report” features an arr

Coinbase Global (COIN), the parent company of the popular cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, will report first quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results after the closing bell Thursday.

Despite bitcoin’s (BTC) meteoric rise of over 550% this year, on-chain analysis paints a picture that it’s still early in the game. Why? Three words: Coin Days Destroyed (CDD).

Cryptocurrency ether hit a record high on Wednesday, taking gains this year to almost 500% on the back of a growing interest in decentralised finance applications and increasing institutional interest in cryptocurrencies.

Looking into the future of crypto finance, synthetic assets or, in other words, a combination of securities or assets that produce the same effect as ownership of another asset, would provide a window of opportunity for investors looking to diversify their portfolios.

In almost every new industry, we have a ferocious rivalry: Microsoft vs. Apple, Uber vs Lyft, or Pepsi vs. Coke. And cryptocurrency is no exception.

Dogecoin, parodying a Shiba Inu dog, was the crypto star on SNL. Yes, Dogecoin is a “meme” coin -- but believe it or not, the coin is now more valuable than Moderna, Dell, or General Motors.

The current bitcoin adoption rate has been outpacing the internet’s user growth. Recent projections predict that the world’s most valuable cryptocurrency will achieve a billion users in the next four years.

Over the last year and a half, movements in equity markets have generally made sense. But Dogecoin, Gamestop, and others have put that to the test.

Ether (ETH) has rallied from $2,000 to a record high of $3,500-plus in the past 10 days. If this didn’t catch your attention yet, just wait till you discover what the network volume says about the future price momentum of the world's second-largest cryptocurrency.

The market for NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, is rising fast. Research firms L'Atelier BNP Paribas and NonFungible.com found that NFTs were a $250 million market in 2020, with investments up 299% year-over-year. 

Maybe it is because we live in a world of instant gratification, but there is often a feeling among investors that only instant success is valid. Yet early performance is not always an indicator of long-term success.

Bitcoin (BTC) has come a long way since its recent inception in 2009. With bitcoin’s market cap just over $1 trillion, new on-chain data reveals that millionaire members of the bitcoin rich list have ballooned. What is the bitcoin rich list and why should you care?

I have enormous respect for Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett, but there are times when they look and sound like angry old men shouting, “Get off our lawn!” than the quiet, contemplative, good people that their actions show them to be.

Imagine you are sitting in an Economics 101 class as a college freshman. The first thing you will learn may be the concept of supply and demand. You have scarcity when the demand is high and the supply is low. Of course, scarcity leads to higher prices.

Good artists copy, great artists steal. The pithy observation often attached to Picasso appears to apply not only to the art world, but to cryptocurrency as well.

As non-fungible tokens skyrocket in popularity, companies should help people invest safely.

Like the Olympics, the bitcoin network initiates a special event called “halving” every four years, and it is intensively followed by millions of bitcoin investors. And halvings are such a huge deal for a reason.

With the explosion in the popularity of cryptocurrency, investors are trying to figure out what’s the best way to value a cryptocurrency.

Nexon, a Korean-Japanese video game publishing company, spent nearly 2% of its entire cash reserve on bitcoin late last month, buying approximately $100 million worth.