There is no doubt that development in the use of cryptocurrencies is not being as dizzying as many could foresee, back in October 2008, when Satoshi Nakamoto gave
It was born in 1935 as a small Wall Street company. Today, it has more than 60,000 employees and is one of the world’s leading financial companies. Their forecasts are usually taken into account and, after a year as exceptional as 2020, it is always advisable to listen to the specialists. These are, according to…
Binary option contracts offer defined risk and clear outcomes. They are considered ‘binary’ because there are only two possible outcomes at expiration: you either make a predefined profit, or you lose the money you paid to open the trade. This makes it easier for you when deciding whether to trade, as you know exactly how…
On December 16, 2017, according to Investing,Bitcoin was worth $19,345.5. That day (with slight swings) began a sinking that did not hit ground until February 7, 2019, when it closed at $3,397.7. There are those who see in the data of the last days the start of a debacle that parangoned with that of four years…
As of January 1, 2021, the value of bitcoin was 24,035.6 euros. At the time of writing, at 5:20 p.m. on February 16, 2021, it is at 40,450.4. Ergo, bitcoin has grown by 68.3% in a month and a half. The main cryptocurrency on the market goes from high to high in recent times, usually to the…
“All of this has a bit of ‘Okupa Wall Street’.” With this eye-catching headline he defined an investment specialist from Euronews what is happening in recent days with Reddit. Members of this network of forums, he argues, “are an army of small investors who have decided to stand up to the big Wall Street hedge funds.” They’re getting…
On January 18, 2020, according to Investing.com,bitcoin closed with a value of $8,916.3. On January 18, 2021, it was $36,613.2. This assumes that bitcoin has grown by 310.6% in a year. A very sharp increase that, for those who already trade cryptocurrencies,will have been a recognition of the success in their investment and some more zero in their e-wallet….
These are momentous days for the future of cryptocurrencies. In good and bad, because, while bitcoin is still at historic highs,from the UK they prohibit cryptocurrency cfs because of the high risk of investing in these assets and the European Central Bank (ECB), in the words of its president, has called for full regulation of bitcoin for being “highly speculative”….
The UK Financial Conduct Authority(FCA) crusade began in October 2020 when it announced a ban on the sale of cryptocurrencies to retail consumers. That is, the United Kingdom banned Contracts for Difference (CFDs) with cryptocurrencies,in addition to, for example, options or futures. The reasons that led them to make this decision are: That cryptocurrencies do not have a reliable…
There is no doubt that development in the use of cryptocurrencies is not being as dizzying as many could foresee, back in October 2008, when Satoshi Nakamoto gave birth to Bitcoin. There is also little controversy in elucidating that the current unheard-of situation will cause the rate of increase in its use to accelerate. It is the theory that…
