- Winklevoss Twins: Bitcoin Has Potential To Grow At Least 30-fold In 10 To 20 Years
- Forbes Publishes ‘First-Ever’ Richest People In Cryptocurrency List
- SEC, CFTC Breathe Life Into Floundering Crypto Market
- Binance Refutes Accusations Of Hack With The Power Of Blockchain
📰 Winklevoss Twins: Bitcoin Has Potential To Grow At Least 30-fold In 10 To 20 Years
Another Bitcoin prediction was made this week by Winklevoss twins - the famous Bitcoin billionaires.
Bitcoin has “potential appreciation” of thirty to forty times its current value, Cameron Winklevoss claimed in an interview with CNBC
📰 Forbes Publishes ‘First-Ever’ Richest People In Cryptocurrency List
Forbes, known for its “World’s Billionaires List”, published a list of the richest people in cryptocurrency for the first time
The list contains 19 people. One can click on each member of the list on Forbes’s website in order to see a short bio and an estimated crypto net worth.
Read more: https://cointelegraph.com/news/forbes-publishes-first-ever-richest-people-in-cryptocurrency-list
📰 SEC, CFTC Breathe Life Into Floundering Crypto Market
Bitcoin and its crypto brethren received an unlikely lifeline from American trading regulators on Tuesday this week, which ended in a complete turnaround after a nasty market crash.
But both bodies unveiled balanced and positive sentiments towards cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology.
Read more: https://cointelegraph.com/news/sec-cftc-breathe-life-into-floundering-crypto-market
📰 Binance Refutes Accusations Of Hack With The Power Of Blockchain
Binance, one of the largest crypto exchanges by trading volume according to CoinMarketCap, has had to continuously refute accusations of a hack since their exchange has unexpectedly gone offline due to server issues.
Binance tweeted that “Blockchain thankfully provides a public ledger that can disprove any FUD” and provided their Ethereum wallet and Bitcoin wallet addresses to prove that all money is there.
Read more: https://cointelegraph.com/news/binance-refutes-accusations-of-hack-with-the-power-of-blockchain