Michael Bloomberg’s 2020 US presidential candidacy is looking up. Way up. The former New York mayor just qualified for his first Democratic presidential debate. With 19% support nationally, according to the latest NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll, Bloomberg trails only Bernie Sanders who has garnered 31% support.

Bitcoin (BTC) saw some intense bull-favoring volatility this morning when the cryptocurrency rallied from $9,600 to over $10,000, with the latest upwards movement marking an ardent defense of the support that exists around $9,500.

After a bearish weekend which saw Bitcoin (BTC) price drop 8.76% to $9,444, the price has again reclaimed the $10K mark. Prior to the breakout, the price was steadily moving upward, reclaiming the $9,800 support on increasing trading volume.

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao has, despite its negative connotations, admitted to being a cryptocurrency shill. Shilling is the promotion of a cryptocurrency, in this instance, often with no real reason or backing. It is often seen as a tactic to try and pump up the price of a certain asset.

Fundstrat's co-founder Tom Lee doesn't rule out that the price of Bitcoin could skyrocket to as high as $500,000. However, he didn't provide an exact timeline for such a pie-in-the-sky target.

If you’re a true believer in Bitcoin and you want to see it succeed, you can help strengthen the network by running a full node. It may sound intimidating if you’re not a programmer but it’s actually a lot easier than you think. Here’s why.

Just when you were lamenting not buying more bitcoin before the price spiked, Jake Levison made your day. According to the BlockWorks Group analyst, you only need 0.28 BTC to be in the top 1% richest of the world (in BTC terms).

The United States Marshals Service (USMS) is closing its auction of 4,041 Bitcoin

Bitcoin mining is a great way to earn cryptocurrency while providing a valuable service to the global network of users. Miners can set up a hardware operation by themselves or join forces with a large venture via cloud mining. If you are looking to enter this field in 2020, here is what you need to know about the business.

Despite the fact that Bitcoin (BTC) has been around for more than 11 years, its future remains uncertain.

U.K-based crypto exchange Coinfloor, which made news last year by delisting ethereum to focus solely on bitcoin, is launching a simplified buying service.

Bitcoin (BTC) can hit $26,000 in just two months thanks to a bullish event that previously triggered 170% price gains.

Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, says reports of performance and accessibility issues on the platform are due to an overloaded system.

The entire process is the result of a new scam. Hackers attempt to drive large amounts of traffic to banner ads listed by a specific company or enterprise. Once a visitor is there, the hackers trigger Google’s anti-fraud protection tactics by making it look like the traffic is being manipulated or that the companies are attempting to garner bigger SEO (search engine optimization) numbers by over-clicking on their own advertisements.

Following yesterday selloff that sent Bitcoin down to lows of $9,500, the cryptocurrency’s buyers have been able to absorb the intense selling pressure and push BTC higher, with it finding some decent stability within the upper-$9,000 region.

Warren Buffett, chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway and cryptocurrency skeptic, thinks that Bitcoin is on par with seashells – that do nothing.

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) is on a rise in 2020 after a two-year bearish trend that crippled the crypto industry. Despite the drop in BTC prices, mining on the coin has not slowed down one single bit with new mining firms coming up every other day. PayPal’s co-founder, Peter Thiel, has been one of the huge investors in the industry raising $50 million USD to build a West Texas mining firm in 2019.

Earlier today, 143,556 Bitcoins were moved between a few unregistered crypto wallets, as per information from the Whale Alert Twitter account.

It’s no secret that the majority of Bitcoin’s miners are located in China, with the geographical centralization of this mining power being a go-to critique for the cryptocurrency’s critics.

Cryptocurrency exchanges and regulators are becoming increasingly hostile to digital assets that have been “mixed” using tumbler services. If the anti-coin mixing policies continue, analysts expect a black market for ‘tainted coins’ to emerge.