Bitcoin

The world's biggest cryptocurrency began ticking higher in the run-up to the weekly close, and CoinMarketCap data shows BTC ended the latest seven-day period at about $57,250.

A number of central banks — along with the International Monetary Fund — have been highly critical of El Salvador deciding to make BTC legal tender.

According to The Mail on Sunday, "tech-savvy" pupils have been inspired to take the plunge after seeking influencers on YouTube and TikTok.

We've got all of this week's crypto headlines — and our guest this week is Isaiah Jackson, the author of Bitcoin And Black America.

In other news, Bitcoin performed quite strongly on Thanksgiving — surpassing $59,000 for a time — but this comes as PlanB's stock-to-flow model is plunged into doubt.

Figures from Blockdata suggest that the BTC network has handled an average of $489 million in every three-month period of 2021, compared with PayPal's $302 billion.

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According to its analysis, $50,000 is a crucial psychological level — and warned a break below this price point would open the door to a retest of $30,000, lows last seen in July.

Data currently suggests that as many as 20 million people in India currently invest in cryptocurrencies — and the news has sparked panic on local exchanges.

ConstitutionDAO has announced it is shutting down, the crypto trading hamster has died, and Bitcoin is continuing to stagnate as some altcoins show strength.

There are some looming threats for Bitcoin. One is the continued strength of the U.S. dollar index. Meanwhile, Thanksgiving weekend could result in dramatically lower trading volumes.

The store had sold products for a flat fee of $1 for 35 years, but now, most prices are going to be increased by 25%.

With highly-debated infrastructure bill now signed into law, what's next for crypto lobbying in Washington?

Bitcoin is struggling to regain bullish momentum, while Ethereum is being attacked for high gas fees. And if that wasn't enough, adverts for altcoins are coming under fresh scrutiny.

Now 22, he was allegedly part of a team of hackers called "The Community," and it's claimed that more than $50 million in crypto was stolen through SIM swaps.

The Advertising Standards Authority has now laid out a tougher set of rules that businesses must follow to protect investors.

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Bitcoin suddenly surged $2,500 on Monday before pulling back. Plus, El Salvador is planning to build "Bitcoin City" — and SHIBA INU issues a scam alert.